The Industrial Research Forum has announced the Industrial Market Figures for Q3 2026 in the Czech Republic, reporting that modern industrial stock now exceeds 14 million sqm.
Miroslav Kotek, Head of Industrial Agency, Colliers, comments: “The Czech industrial market remains resilient. Despite global challenges, the market is staying stable with steady demand, a consistent volume of buildings under construction and a high flow of new stock. We expect this trend to continue, although we do have slight concerns about global stability and its potential impact on our local market.
At the same time, we are finally seeing fresh demand (both realised and ongoing) coming from the APAC region. As these investors expand their geographical scope beyond industrial hubs in Poland and Hungary, with the Czech Republic and Slovakia newly entering their radar, companies are moving further west to keep up with their strategic business needs, bringing a new wave of activity to our local market.”
TOTAL STOCK & NEW SUPPLY
The total stock of modern industrial space for lease in the Czech Republic reached 14.03 million sqm. In Q3 2026, 269,900 sqm of new warehousing space was delivered to the market across 9 industrial parks. This represents a 77% increase from the previous quarter and a 95% increase from the same period last year.
The largest completed project in Q3 2026 was the BMW distribution centre in Ostrava Airport Multimodal Park (125,700 sqm). The second largest completed project was in Garbe Park Klášterec and Ohří II (35,000 sqm), and the third was CTPark Prague North (31,100 sqm). Both projects were fully leased upon completion.
PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
At the end of Q3 2026, a total of 938,500 sqm of warehouse and manufacturing space was under construction in the Czech Republic. Construction activity fell by 13% quarter-on-quarter and decreased by 24% year-on-year. Approximately 35% of the total space under construction is situated in Prague & Central Bohemia, followed by South Moravian and Ústí nad Labem regions, both with a 16% share.
The share of speculative construction increased from 23% to 29% from the previous quarter. At the same time, developers commenced new construction of just 149,300 sq m of modern industrial space in Q3 2026, with approximately 25% of this space being constructed on a speculative basis.
INDUSTRIAL TAKE-UP
During Q3 2026, gross take-up (including renegotiations) reached 455,500 sqm. This represents almost no change compared to the previous quarter and a decrease of 26% year-on-year. Renegotiations accounted for 45% of total gross take-up, the same as in the previous quarter.
Net take-up in Q3 2026 amounted to 250,200 sqm, decreasing by only 1% quarter-on-quarter and by 47% year-on-year.
The largest transaction of the quarter was a new lease at EQT Park Prague North, totalling 44,500 sqm, signed by Ecologistics, a logistics and transportation company. The second largest transaction was a 31,400 sqm renegotiation at Panattoni Pilsen Park West, signed by logistics and transportation company DHL Supply Chain. The third-largest transaction was a 29,900 sqm renegotiation at CTPark Ostrava, signed by automotive manufacturer ITT Holdings Czech Republic.
VACANCY
At the end of Q3 2026, the vacancy rate in the Czech Republic stood at 5.3%, representing a year-on-year increase of 49 basis points and a quarter-on-quarter decrease of 14 basis points. As of the end of Q3 2026, there was approximately 749,600 sqm of modern industrial space available for immediate occupancy. Vacancy in Prague and the Central Bohemian Region has decreased, reaching 4.1% at the end of Q3 2026.
RENT
Prime headline rents in Prague remained stable at €7.00–€7.50 per sqm/month in Q3 2026. Prime headline rents for city logistics projects in Prague reached €8.25–€10.00 per sqm/month. Headline rents in selected prime locations outside of Prague reach around €5.50–€6.60 per sqm/month. Rents for mezzanine office space stand between €9.50–€12.50 per sqm/month. Service charges typically range between €0.75–€1.00 per sqm/month.
