Poland Construction starts on CTPark Rzeszów

This will be the company's 16th investment in Poland and the first phase of the project is scheduled for completion in Q3 of this year.

Until recently, the Podkarpackie region was one of the smallest warehouse markets in the country. Today, we are seeing economic growth in the region and an influx of international companies, which are increasingly locating their logistics and production centres here. The launch of CTPark Rzeszów is our response to the still insufficient new supply in relation to demand and the company's development plans. We want to create a well-connected network of business parks in Poland. Currently, our investments already cover eight voivodeships. As part of the CTPark Rzeszów development, we will deliver two more buildings with a leasable area of 16,200 sqm and 33,400 sqm. We are just starting with the construction of the larger of the buildings.
Piotr Flugel, country construction director and COO at CTP Poland

The location of CTPark Rzeszów will provide access to the S19 expressway, part of the Via Carpatia international route linking northern and southern Europe, and the A4 motorway leading to Germany. It will be a 12-metre high warehouse, equipped with loading docks with hydraulic lifts and skylights over a 12.5 pct area. The space has been designed to meet the standards of logistics and production operations. Lighting in the complex will be controlled by a DALI system and the heating system will be powered by heat pumps. Tenants will be able to continuously control and optimise their utility consumption with an intelligent metering system. The building's structure is also prepared for the installation of photovoltaic panels to ensure that the energy demand is covered by RES. At least 6 pct of the parking spaces will be equipped with charging stations for electric cars, with the possibility of extending this infrastructure to 20 pct of the car park space.

The two buildings of CTPark Rzeszów will provide a large variety of spaces and modules for the wide range of business activities of our potential tenants. In the first phase, the smallest units will have 4,000 sqm. In subsequent phases of the complex, we will diversify the available space even further. This is because our experience in the construction of urban warehouses in the Silesian agglomeration has shown that there is a great demand for high-quality, small-sized modules. They are targeted not only by local companies, but also by foreign corporations which are gradually launching their operations in Poland, leaving themselves the potential option of expansion in the future in line with the real demand of the moment.
Łukasz Tomczyk, business developer at CTP Poland