CTP breaks ground on new 46,600 sqm logistics park in Toruń, Poland

CTP has officially begun construction on a new 46,600 square meter logistics park in Toruń, Poland. Situated on over 14 hectares of land, adjacent to key transportation routes, the development will feature two facilities designed to meet the needs of small businesses and global corporations alike.

The new logistics park, named CTPark Toruń, will offer flexible lease modules for a range of tenants. These include CTBox — a 950 sqm space tailored for small businesses, CTFlex — customizable spaces for specific tenant needs, and CTSpace — larger warehouse centers exceeding 3,500 sqm. The first phase of the project is expected to be completed by the end of 2025.

Piotr Flugel, Managing Director of CTP Polska, highlighted the significance of the project as part of CTP’s expansion strategy in Poland. “Since the beginning of this year alone, we’ve acquired 720,000 sqm of land, including the plot for CTPark Toruń. The development will accommodate start-ups, light manufacturing, and logistics operations, offering businesses an integrated, multifunctional space in a prime location. There’s a growing demand for such adaptable spaces in urban areas, and this project aims to meet that need.”

The investment is strategically located on the route of one of the corridors of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T), which aims to improve multimodal transport integration across Europe. This positioning not only supports the region’s logistical needs but also enhances sustainable transport solutions in line with EU guidelines. CTP plans to leverage these advantages to create new employment opportunities in Toruń.

Łukasz Szarszewski, Director of the Business Support Centre in Toruń, emphasized the city’s attractiveness as a business hub. “Toruń is an ideal place to live, work, and invest. Its continued development and focus on young people and business make it the perfect location for CTP’s newest investment. The flexible business park will support the city’s vision as a creative and entrepreneurial community,” he stated.

CTPark Toruń will align with the city’s ambition to become a European development hub, fostering innovation and sustainable growth. The development is designed with sustainability in mind, incorporating energy-efficient solutions such as increased thermal insulation, natural light sources, and photovoltaic installations on the building roofs. These features will help reduce energy consumption and emissions, contributing to the park’s environmental goals.

Sandra Winiarska, Business Developer at CTP Polska, explained, “The new complex will meet the highest sustainability standards, making it a forward-thinking solution for businesses seeking energy-efficient and eco-friendly spaces.”

The first tenants are expected to begin moving into the park by the end of 2024, marking another milestone in CTP’s commitment to expanding its presence in Poland and meeting the growing demand for modern industrial and logistics facilities.