Croataia Slovaks invest in Croatia
Land acquisitionsschedule 23 February 2024
A logistics centre with a leasable area of 45,000 sqm is to be built on the purchased site
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Slovak investment fund Prvý realitný fond, through its company Logis Rugvica, has acquired a plot of land in the area of the village of Sveta Helena near Zagreb. This marks the fund's debut on the Croatian market.
A logistics centre with a leasable area of app. 45,000 sqm is to be built on the site of app. 9.7 ha.
We see Croatia as next target market for Prvý realitný fond due to Croatia’s recent entry into the EU monetary union. The logistics market in this country is severely undersized, with great potential to catch up with other countries in the Central European region, which opens the door to new opportunities.Tomáš Trebula, transaction manager of IAD Investments
The investment will be re
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