DHL Supply Chain has extended its lease at CTPark Budapest East and has taken possession of a refurbished 8,600 sqm facility tailored to its operational requirements. The site will continue to serve as a key centre for warehousing, storage, and third-party logistics (3PL) services. The new long-term lease agreement with CTP builds on more than 20 years of collaboration between the two companies. The updated facility reflects DHL’s ongoing need for infrastructure that supports its logistics operations while meeting evolving technical and environmental standards. The building has undergone significant upgrades, including new office space, modernised mechanical systems, the installation of rooftop solar panels, and the integration of a heat pump system for energy efficiency. These improvements aim to enhance operational sustainability and align with DHL’s environmental targets. Zoltán Kemény, Managing Director of DHL Supply Chain Hungary Kft., noted the importance of reliability and infrastructure in choosing to remain at the site, citing CTP’s long-term approach and flexibility in project execution as key factors. The refurbished premises include LED lighting, intelligent building management systems, and heating and cooling via heat pumps. The facility has received a BREEAM “Very Good” certification, reflecting its adherence to sustainable building practices. DHL’s long-standing presence at CTPark Budapest East has been supported by regular updates to the property. Past improvements include a new fan-coil system and liquid chiller, enabling the facility to remain compliant with current technical requirements. CTP views the project as part of its broader strategy to maintain and modernise its existing properties to meet client needs. Péter Tar, Business Development Regional Lead at CTP Hungary, highlighted the focus on delivering high-quality, adaptable spaces that support long-term growth for occupiers.