Rotterdam

The most innovative and very first XXL last mile multistorey logistic city hub in the Netherlands. CTPark Amsterdam City will comprise of 120,169 sq m Lettable Floor Area (LFA) and will be located right in the heart of the Netherlands’ excellent infrastructure and holds a pivotal location in one of the most densely populated areas in Europe. CTPark Amsterdam City is strategically located in the Port of Amsterdam, the 4th busiest cargo port in Europe. It provides direct access to the city centre (7 minutes by water) and the ring Motorway A10 (3 minutes) The park will set a new benchmark in terms of sustainability. It facilitates emission-free logistics, contributing to tenant’s sustainability goals and those of the municipality of Amsterdam. The facility is designed to reduce transport movement and thus emission by combining goods and (return) packages.

The property at Thyssenstraße 93 includes office, production, and storage spaces and was constructed starting in 1978. The site offers a total plot area of approximately 8,800 m² and features modern, renovated hall and office units. The office spaces are housed in a two-story office building, while the hall and production areas are primarily single-story. A total of 75 parking spaces are available, providing ample parking for employees and visitors. The spaces can be adapted to meet tenant requirements, allowing for flexible usage options.

The CTP development project at Jülicher Straße 495 features flexible commercial units across approximately 42,000 m². The existing buildings will be demolished to make way for energy-efficient new constructions starting in 2026, equipped with photovoltaic systems. This allows tenants to utilize green electricity on-site. Additionally, the building will be certified to DGNB Gold standards. The project will provide around 15,500 m² of leasable space in units ranging from 620 to 11,000 m², which can be flexibly combined. This flexibility accommodates a variety of unit sizes, making the property ideal for businesses in production, logistics, research, retail, and office use.

Mülheim an der Ruhr, a large independent city with 170,000 inhabitants, is located in the western Ruhr area of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), bordering the cities of Duisburg and Essen. As part of the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region, it is just a stone's throw from the state capital Düsseldorf, nestled in the Bergisches Land, an area that is gaining increasing importance due to its excellent location. Mülheim a.d.R. has already completed its transformation into a diverse economic hub. Despite its large green and forested areas, it can compete with neighboring central cities, especially with its universities and Max Planck Institutes. The city's economy is primarily focused on commercial and industrial parks with a high employment density, which CTP supports by developing nearly 160,000 m² of commercial space on Schützenstraße.