Modřice

CTPark Blučina is located in the south Moravian region, just 8km south of Brno on the European route E65 towards Bratislava. The south Moravian region is regarded as a knowledge hub and logistics gateway, and is also one of the fastest growing business destinations in the country. The region boasts more than 1 million inhabitants, 13 universities with a focus on IT and science, and a strategic position near the Austrian and Slovak borders.

CTPark Brno is a tech and research and development focused park in the second largest city in the Czech Republic and the country’s innovation hub specializing in industries including biomedicine, engineering, cybersecurity and information technology. The park is located on the D1 motorway within the city’s ringroad which connects it to Vienna, Bratislava, Prague and Ostrava, 15 minutes from the city centre, and 5 minutes from the Brno international airport. The park is in the vicinity of 13 universities and benefits from skilled local workforce. Approximately 8,000 people already work in the park and its tenants include Dachser, Inventec, Acer, Wistron, Honeywell ABB, Thermo Fisher Scientific and Raben. The park has garnered many major awards such as Business Property with Greatest Contribution to Research and Innovations or Industrial Park of the year with the Greatest Economic Impact, by the Association of Foreign Investment, Czechia.

CTPark Brno South is located just 7km from Brno on the D1 highway between Prague/Ostrava, featuring excellent accessibility to Brno international airport and direct rail access. The park is situated in a cost-effective, high-tech production and logistics cluster with available skilled labour.

The dilapidated area of ​​the former Zetor industrial site. Due to its location just inside the Brno ring road, the park is ideal for light manufacturing, retail, research and small logistics. All halls will be implemented in the BREEAM Excellent  New Construction Building Certification System at least Excellent. The park will also include charging stations for electric vehicles. Within the park, solar energy will be used as a secondary source of electricity for the purpose of covering energy needs, individual tenants or the park itself.