The warehouse extends to just over 2,000m2 on a site of 8,861m2. The planning information indicates that the site is suitable for non-residential buildings such as industrial, production plants, warehouses and similar. The maximum height permitted is 8m. Buildability is 50%, so there is potential to expand as the current building covers less than 25% of the site.

 The site is in an excellent strategic location in Dekani, less than 1km from the Koper-Ljubljana highway, on what is known as corridor 5, a strategically important transport route that stretches from Venice in Italy, to the Ukraine border. It is also near the junction of the E61 leading to Rijeka in Croatia. The port of Koper is only a few kilometres away.

Luka Koper is one of the three main ports in the North east Adriatic and one of the main cargo entry points for the CEE region. The development of the port has intensified in the past decade, notably after Slovenia's attainment of independence and EU entry. The growth has been rapid, increasing from 7.2m tons in  1997 to over 15m tons in 2007, and the management has optimistic plans for further growth. The company invested 19.95m€ in modernization and enlargement of the port in 2006. Slovenia became part of the Schengen zone one year ago, and there are now no borders between Italy, Austria and Hungary. This will undoubtedly make the port of Koper more attractive to companies exporting to Europe.

The logistics industry in Koper is growing apace, from approximately 2,850 companies in 2000, to nearly 3,500 today.

Offers are invited for this property in the region of 2.85m euros. The deadline for non-binding offers is Wednesday 6th May 2009. Please contact us for a copy of the investment memorandum.

• Region: View All "Koper Apartments"
• Country: View All "Slovenia Apartments"
• Go Back | Go Top