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CENTRAL HUB FOR CEE LETTABLE AREA OF MORE THAN 237,000 m2 CLOSE PROXIMITY TO VOLKSWAGEN HOME FOR AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIERS Strategically Located KRAKÓW PL CZ BRNO E77 E371 ŽILINA PREŠOV D1 D1 D2 BANSKÁ TRENČÍN BYSTRICA KOŠICE UA R1 R1 VIENNA BRATISLAVA AT HU BUDAPEST P3 BRATISLAVA D2 BRNO, PRAGUE Exit Lozorno D2 ŽILINA VW D1 P3 BRATISLAVA AIRPORT M. R. ŠTEFÁNIKA AIRPORT BRATISLAVA P3 BRATISLAVA CARGO VIENNA D4 BUDAPEST D2 Existing park Park + development opportunities LOCATED NORTHWEST OF BRATISLAVA, AT THE LOZORNO EXIT OF Notes THE D2 MOTORWAY CONSTRUCTION OF THE PARK COMMENCED IN 2006 DIRECT ACCESS AND GREAT VISIBILITY FROM THE D2 MOTORWAY (PRAGUE – BRATISLAVA – BUDAPEST) LETTABLE AREA OF MORE THAN 237,000 m2 IN 7 WAREHOUSES EASY ACCESS TO BRATISLAVA (15-MINUTE DRIVE) SUITABLE FOR LOGISTICS, LIGHT REACHABLE BY REGIONAL BUS FROM BRATISLAVA MANUFACTURING, RETAILERS AND E-COMMERCE 14 KM FROM VW BRATISLAVA ON THE PARK Shared offices Logo visibility 7b 7 6 BRATISLAVA 25 km 5 ACCESS D2 4 km 3 PRAGUE 308 2 1 1 MAIN ACCESS / HW EXIT Column grid structure: 20x12 m/25x12 m Possible cross-docking FLEXIBLE UNIT SIZES FROM 2,000 m2 CCTV FLEXIBLE OFFICE LAYOUT SPRINKLER SYSTEM (ESFR) TURN-KEY PREMISES SPECIFICATION INTELLIGENT LIGHTING FACILITY MANAGEMENT ON SITE PUBLIC PARK WITH OUTSIDE LED LIGHTNING 24/7 – HELP DESK MOVABLE PARTITION (SEPARATION WALLS) OFFICE SPACE FOR TEMPORARY USE 24-HOUR SECURITY Clear height Floor loading Dock levellers of warehouse capacity 5 t/m2 space: 10 m 35 m truck yard 1 loading dock per 888 m2 1 drive-in gate per 5,000 m2 D2 BRNO 100 km PRAGUE 308 km 1 16,965 m2 EXIT 41 2 ZOHOR – LOZORNO 29,358 m 2 3 Our BTS Capabilities Green Initiatives 25,435 m2 BRATISLAVA 25 km We develop Build-to-Suit facilities for a wide variety of Use of recycled and locally sourced construction mate- customers in every country. We manage the full Build- rials, which reduce the environmental impact and carbon VIENNA 100 km to-Suit life cycle, including site selection, land acquisition, footprint of our projects BUDAPEST 222 km facility specifications, permitting, construction and Installing high-efficiency lighting systems with photo- VOLKSWAGEN 14 km ownership. electric cells and motion sensors to significantly reduce 4 Our collaboration with customers begins with the creation electricity consumption of a team comprising our own specialists and third-party 14,676 Installing low-usage water systems that use recycled experts—our strategic partners, a European network of the 2 rainwater (where practical) and low-volume plumbing m top industrial real estate professionals that support our fixtures, resulting in lower water consumption at the success in development activities. Throughout the project, facilities D2 our Build-to-Suit team is focused on four objectives: Public light provided by LED technology — focus on Alignment with the customer’s goals customer savings on operational costs, and providing 5 Delivery of an on-time, on-budget project better visibility and security in the park 54,086 m2 Commitment to customer satisfaction and needs 59 TRUCK Industry-leading design and specifications PARKING SPACES We optimise dock doors, ceiling heights, column spacing, building depths and truck bay ratios to maximise building efficiency. Our designs support the latest security and 6 inventory management technology. 54,301 m2 Notes WAREHOUSE SIZE Under construction 1 16,965 m2 Existing buildings 2 29,358 m2 3 25,435 m2 4 14,676 m2 7a 2 5 54,086 m2 22,054 m 6 54,301 m2 7b 7a 22,054 m2 20,257 m2 7b Under construction 20,257 m2 TOTAL 237,132 m2 BRNO 100 km PRAGUE 308 km D2 2 MALACKY 12 km LOZORNO 2 km Driving Directions 501 Lozornianska GPS code: 48° 19’ 37.071” N | 17° 0’ 58.965” E Railway MAIN EXIT 41 ACCESS Coming from Bratislava or Brno: Take exit 41 (Zohor) on the D2 motorway STUPAVA 6 km 2 AROUND THE PARK Plavecký štvrtok D2 BRATISLAVA 7 km 25 km 2 Láb 9 km D2 BRNO 100 km PRAGUE 308 km Jabloňové 7 km 501 Railway Lozorno 2 km Zohor 3 km Railway D2 2 BRATISLAVA 25 km VIENNA 100 km BUDAPEST 222 km P3 is a long-term investor, manager and developer of European warehouse properties with more than 6.5 million m² of assets under managementStupava and a land bank in key logistics locations available for immediate development. P3 has operations6 km in 12 markets and has been investing and developing in Europe for almost two decades. Headquartered in Prague, P3 employs more than 190 people across 9 offices in key European cities, offering integrated development, asset and property management services. The information contained in this document is indicative in nature. This document is not an offer capable of acceptance, it is not a legal act and does not create a legal duty on any other basis. March 2021 For space and Build-to-Suit enquiries please contact: Ján Rybárik WWW.P3PARKS.COM Head of Leasing Slovakia [email protected] YouTube P3 Logistic Parks +421 905 400 488 LinkedIn P3 Logistic Parks [email protected].
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