CTP leases 24,400 sqm to Romstal at CTPark Bucharest South in Romania
Bitget2026/09/28 07:00- CTP leased 24,400 sqm at CTPark Bucharest South in Romania to construction installation equipment distributor Romstal.
- The space sits within a 54,000 sqm facility, supporting Romstal’s logistics and distribution operations across Romania and Central and Eastern Europe.
- CTPark Bucharest South is located between Bucharest’s ring road and the A0 motorway, with access to the A2 route to Constanța port.
- CTP’s Romania portfolio totals more than 3.2 million sqm out of its 14.8 million sqm European portfolio.
- Since April 2026, CTP signed more than 100,000 sqm of leases across Romania; it signed nearly 1.6 million sqm in H1 2026.
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