The integration of advanced electric vehicles like C.S.Cargo's new Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 is rapidly transforming the logistics landscape. For businesses seeking optimal office and warehouse space, understanding these shifts is crucial for future-proofing your supply chain and operational efficiency.
CTP Slovakia has once again been honored as ASB Developer of the Year in the industrial and logistics category, solidifying its position as the premier partner for businesses seeking high-quality, sustainable warehouse and production spaces across Slovakia.
Panattoni Hungary is set to redefine logistics in the region with its new 27,000 m² Panattoni Park Moson. Strategically located near the Austrian, Slovak, and Hungarian borders with direct M1 highway access, this €25 million investment offers unparalleled advantages for businesses seeking prime warehouse and distribution space in Central Europe.
Already at the end of this year, BILLA plans to open a new central warehouse in Slovakia. The total investment in the construction of the new greenfield site, together with modern technologies and equipment, will exceed 38 million euros. The retail company will thus bring further development and new job opportunities to the region. Employees will be able to look forward not only to excellent technical facilities but also to relax in the green zone with an area of more than four hectares.
The construction of logistics and storage halls in Slovakia is a promising area of domestic construction. This is also confirmed by the new distribution center for Slovak Parcel Service in Trnava. The general contractor was the construction company HSF System SK. The developer of the project was the Slovak development company KLM real estate.
Keeping the property in good condition today is a matter of properly chosen building materials and adherence to building procedures. When we add the ability to respond to new trends and regular care, it is a successful model. What sustainability in building management looks like in practice, we talked to Peter Janek, property manager of CTP in Slovakia.
The volume of real estate investments in Slovakia this year exceeded 470 million euros, which represents a year-on-year increase of 33 percent. Most was invested in retail. This follows from a press release from the global real estate consulting company CBRE.
Leaders have agreed on a tax rate of at least 15 percent. Almost all countries that are members of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) approved a statement in early July providing a framework for global tax reform.
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