Property Types & Asset Classes Terms

Class A Building

What is Class A Building

Class A Buildings represent the highest quality tier within a given property type. They are characterised by prime locations, modern design, high technical standards, strong tenant appeal, and professional property management, positioning them as best-in-class assets in their market.

Class A Office

What is Class A Office

Class A offices represent the highest standard of commercial workspace, featuring premium finishes, state‑of‑the‑art HVAC, high‑performance building systems, professional property management, and prime CBD or business district locations. These buildings command 20–30% rent premiums due to their modern design, sustainability certifications (LEED/BREEAM), spacious floorplates, and prestigious corporate address. Class A offices in CEE attract multinational occupiers seeking productivity, ESG compliance, and a top‑tier working environment.

Industrial Warehouse

What is Industrial Warehouse

An industrial warehouse is a single‑ or multi‑tenant facility designed for distribution, storage, and light manufacturing. Typical specifications include 8–12 m clear height, ESFR sprinklers, robust floor load capacity (≥12t/m²), and multiple loading docks for efficient logistics operations. These assets form the backbone of e‑commerce, 3PL, and manufacturing supply chains across CEE, where demand for modern warehousing remains historically high.

Distribution Center

What is Distribution Center

A distribution center is a large‑scale logistics building (typically 20,000+ sq m) designed for high‑throughput product movement. Features often include cross‑dock layouts, multiple loading doors, deep 50+ m truck courts, and modern automation. These facilities are essential for national and regional supply chain operations serving retail, FMCG, and e‑commerce sectors.

What are Prime Logistics Hubs

Prime Logistics Hubs

Prime Logistics Hubs are large-scale, high-specification logistics facilities strategically located near major transport corridors. They support regional, national, or international distribution, offering efficient operations, scalability, and strong connectivity for modern supply chains.

Last‑Mile Facility (Urban Logistics Hub)

What is Last‑Mile Facility (Urban Logistics Hub)

Last‑mile logistics facilities are located within 5 km of major city centers and designed for rapid delivery of e‑commerce goods. These buildings feature 6–8 m clear heights, multiple grade‑level doors, abundant van parking, and highly efficient sorting layouts. The rise of same‑day and next‑day delivery has made last‑mile properties one of the fastest‑growing asset classes in Europe.

What are Green Certified Buildings

Green Certified Buildings

Green Certified Buildings are properties that meet recognised environmental and sustainability standards, typically verified through third-party certification systems. They are designed to reduce energy and water consumption, lower carbon impact, and provide healthier indoor environments while supporting long-term operational efficiency and asset value.

Mixed‑Use Development

What is Mixed‑Use Development

Mixed‑use developments combine office, retail, residential, hospitality, or public spaces into a single integrated project. These developments create vibrant, walkable environments with shared parking, amenities, and infrastructure. Mixed‑use assets deliver diversified income streams, reduce vacancy risk, and enhance urban regeneration in major CEE cities.