P3 Logistic Parks has announced it has expanded its Slovak portfolio through the acquisition of nearly 100,000 m² of modern logistics and industrial space from Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust.
The newly acquired portfolio totals 95,535 square meters across western, northern, and eastern Slovakia, all with direct access to major transport corridors, including highways D1 and E571. At the core of the acquisition is a cluster of three adjacent buildings totalling 78,731 square meters in Nove Mesto nad Vahom – directly adjoining P3’s existing 26,000 square meters park and development land with capacity for a further 26,000 square meters. The combined platform now exceeds 100,000 square meters, creating, according to P3, “one of the largest Grade-A logistics hubs in the region.”
The transaction also includes: in Zilina, a 5,044 square meters facility located within the KIA Motors industrial zone, offering direct access to major automotive and manufacturing supply chains in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Poland; and in Kosice, two assets totalling 11,759 square meters, positioned to serve markets in Hungary, Ukraine, Poland, and key local manufacturing hubs including Volvo and U.S. Steel. P3 already operates parks in both regions.
“Nove Mesto nad Vahom is one of Slovakia’s strongest logistics submarkets, with persistent occupier demand and excellent connectivity to the D1 and the Czech border,” commented P3 Logistic Parks Managing Director Czech Republic & Slovakia Peter Jánoši. “This acquisition allows us to scale our position in a prime location, broaden the range of modern and flexible space we can offer, and unlock additional development potential of up to 56,000 square meters.”
“We are delighted to have found an ideal partner in P3 Logistic Parks for the sale of this strategic portfolio in Slovakia,” added Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust Chief Investment Officer Andreas Hoffmann. “We believe that P3, as a long-term owner and manager, will continue to develop these assets and provide top-tier services to both existing and future tenants.”
CBRE acted as the seller’s advisor in this transaction. Kinstellar advised P3 on the acquisition and Clifford Chance advised Stoneweg (as reported by CEE Legal Matters on November 20, 2025).
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