Czech Republic 7R enters Czech market
Warehouse & industrialschedule 27 March 2024
7R Park Lavičky D1 Highway will be located next to the highway connecting Brno and Prague
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The 7R Group has been granted permission to build a warehouse in the Czech Republic. This is the first foreign project for the company, which has experienced dynamic growth in Poland for 15 years. The value of the investment comes to more than EUR 30 mln.
In Poland, we have completed over 100 facilities with a total area of 1.8 mln sqm. We have developed an accomplished product, gained great experience at each stage of the development process and today we are ready to enter a new market.Tomasz Lubowiecki, the CEO and founder of 7R Group
7R Park Lavičky D1 Highway will be located next to the D1 motorway about 60 km from Brno. The 26,000 sqm building will be fitted with LED lighting with an intelligent control system, photovoltaic installatio
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