The demand for logistics halls is getting stronger. Two more will be added around Bratislava

The development company Blueprint is preparing two logistics projects in the Bratislava region with a total investment of 120 million euros.

“Specifically, this involves the construction of a logistics center in Podunajské Biskupice and a logistics hall in Chorvátsky Grob,” states the developer.

The financing partner for both projects is the mutual fund 365.invest Capital FKI, managed by the investment company 365.invest. This is a Slovak company that is part of the 365.bank group. The developer has already completed a project in the Austrian village of Kittssee – the Logistics Park Kittssee. “Several players in logistics development expressed interest in the project, resulting in the successful sale to CTP,” the investor explained.

In Podunajské Biskupice, Blueprint is responsible for the project of building a logistics center with two separate halls and associated site infrastructure. The center will feature multipurpose halls intended for rental and storage, as well as for distribution and commercial activities. The hall buildings will also include administrative spaces and technical facilities. The complex will also have transport infrastructure and green areas.

The first hall will offer 29,000 square meters of rentable space, and the second hall will offer 17,000 square meters of space. The planned start of construction is in the third quarter of 2025, with the logistics center expected to be operational a year later. The estimated investment costs are 50 million euros.

The use of the logistics hall in Chorvátsky Grob will similarly be intended for storage, as well as light manufacturing and assembly. The facility will also include administrative spaces, technical facilities, and transport infrastructure. The total site area is 173,000 square meters, with the hall providing 74,000 square meters of rentable space. Construction is scheduled to begin in the second quarter of next year, with operations expected to commence a year later. The developer anticipates costs of 70 million euros for this project.

Translated from the source: trend.sk