As many as 60% of investors across Europe focused on the real estate market indicate that in 2021 they will invest more than last year. The aim is to increase market liquidity. Germany should be the first to recover from the corona crisis in real estate investment in Europe. London is also very attractive for investors. Investors continue to be most interested in office real estate (35%), but residential properties (24%) are also gaining more and more prominence. Investors' interest also persists in the area of industrial and logistics real estate (22%).
Slovakia's potential for attracting investment from industry and logistics, especially in connection with the growing e-commerce segment, remains strong. However, the obstacle to growth is the overly lengthy construction process, which often blocks even unfounded objections from local activists.
The prolific change of 2020 has shaped the real estate industry more than anything else in decades. The digitization had been underway before the pandemic, but the speed of that shift has accelerated in ways that nobody could have predicted.
The logistics provider Dachser started operations in mid-February at a new distribution center in Magdeburg. In an area of 40,000 m2, the family company provides logistics services for its customer Globus Baumarkt and other companies in the region. The expansion created 40 new jobs.
VGP NV company ("VGP"), a European provider of high-quality logistics and semi-industrial real estate, has committed itself, as part of its sustainability strategy, to continue to implement comprehensive and sustainable carbon measures in the coming years to achieve neutrality by 2025. To this end, it has set new and ambitious goals.
"Many smart solutions have already become a standard part of Prologis buildings, such as the intelligent system for remote control of energy consumption in buildings. We also recently introduced the Prologis Essentials Marketplace platform on the Slovak market, with which our customers can order other prefabricated or tailor-made solutions,” says Martin Baláž, vice president and country manager for the Czech Republic and Slovakia of Prologis.
"Shipment volumes are growing and the whole world today faces a shortage of containers for the transport of goods. Maritime transport is busy, but also railways, and in the coming months, we certainly do not expect a major decline and release of capacity, quite the contrary. Shortening supply chains is not on the agenda yet,” says Aleksander Raczysnki, CEO of the Gefco Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary, in an interview.
European real estate commercial developer CTP has the most environmentally friendly portfolio of industrial real estate in Central and Eastern Europe. A total of 292 CTP buildings in approximately one hundred different locations in six countries have confirmed their BREEAM In-Use status at "Very Good" or higher. A number of properties have reached the "Excellent" level. This means that the company is the greenest industrial real estate developer in Central and Eastern Europe and ranks among the best in Europe.
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