EQT Park Prague North

Lužec, Central Bohemia Region, Czech Republic

Central Bohemia Region
65,000 m² Total area
4,300 m² Minimum module

About the facility

EQT Park Prague North is a modern, Class A logistics and warehouse park offering approximately 65,000 m² of leasable area (GLA) across two buildings —the first building features 43,000 m² of warehouse space and 1,200 m² of office space, while the second building features 20,000 m² of warehouse space and 1,100 m² of office space. The project is being developed on a plot of approximately 168,000 m² and was designed with logistics operators, e-commerce companies, regional distribution firms, and light manufacturing businesses in mind.

 

About the location

EQT Park Prague North is located in Lužec, north of Prague, in one of the Czech Republic’s key logistics regions.

The location offers excellent transportation access:

  • about 7 km to the D8 highway, which connects Prague with Germany
  • about 25 km from the center of Prague
  • about 238 km to Brno
  • about 280 km to Wrocław

The project’s location provides easy access to both the Prague market and the main transport corridors of Central Europe, facilitating domestic and international distribution.

The proximity to the D8 highway and connections to Germany make this location attractive for companies operating in cross-border, e-commerce, and nearshoring sectors.

Specifications

Technical specifications

GLA 65,000 m²
Minimum module 4,300 m²
Height 📏12 m
Floor load capacity 🏋️ 7 tons/m²
Docks 🚛 hydraulic
Pole grid 🧱 12 x 22.6 m
Sprinklers 💧 ESFR
Offices 🏢 as needed
Power ⚡Hybrid
BMS 🧠 yes
Lighting 💡 LED with DALI system
Certifications BREEAM EXCELLENT

Location

Excellent accessibility

Site plan

Park Layout

Module layout available upon request

Please contact us to receive a detailed floor plan of the facility showing the available modules.

Materials

Documents for Download

The standard of the future

What sets us apart from the competition


's DALI 2.0 Lighting Management


's efficient lighting control. Lower OPEX and better energy consumption management.

Deeper aprons at the docks

900 mm instead of 600 mm. Optimized heating costs and more efficient operation of the loading area.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A multi-tenant building is a structure designed to accommodate more than one tenant. This means that the space can be divided into independent units that can be leased by different companies, while maintaining separate operational, office, and access areas.
NFPA 13 is an international standard for the design of fire sprinkler systems. For tenants, this means a high level of fire safety and solutions tailored to the requirements of modern warehouse and industrial facilities.
The floor load capacity specifies the maximum load that a warehouse floor can support. A rating of 7 t/m² indicates that the floor has been designed for heavy-duty warehouse operations and the use of heavier equipment or storage.
The column grid determines the spacing of the structural load-bearing elements in the facility. A properly designed layout enhances the flexibility of space planning, the organization of shelving, and the efficiency of warehouse and production operations.
Hydraulic docks are loading bays equipped with ramps that enable efficient and safe loading and unloading of goods. They facilitate the handling of vehicles of various heights and support the smooth flow of logistics operations.
Yes, the scope of customization depends on the specific project and the tenant’s operational needs. Among other things, it is possible to customize the office layout, operational zones, and selected technical specifications.
BREEAM is a recognized international rating system for sustainable buildings. The certification confirms that the building was designed and constructed with consideration for factors such as energy efficiency, user comfort, and environmental impact.

Contact

Interested?

Štefan Bohoš

Leasing Manager

Štefan Bohoš

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