Chorus Takes Nearly 10,000 sqm at CTPark Bucharest North

CTP has leased almost 10,000 sqm of logistics space at CTPark Bucharest North to Chorus Research Engineering Distribution, expanding the industrial park’s tenant base with a Romanian company active in electrical systems, renewable energy and industrial automation.

The new facility will support Chorus’s distribution and logistics operations as the company expands its activities serving the energy transition, renewable power, energy storage and automation markets.

CTP has adapted the property to Chorus’s operational requirements, including the development of a dedicated ADR storage area for hazardous materials. The facility has also been structured to provide opportunities for additional space should the company’s requirements increase.

Chorus Research Engineering Distribution supplies electrical products alongside engineering and technical services. Its activities cover areas including energy infrastructure, renewable energy and industrial automation, with the new Bucharest facility intended to provide additional logistics capacity as demand develops.

The company selected CTPark Bucharest North partly because of its transport connections and the possibility of expanding within the location. Daniel Secheres, Chief Marketing Officer at Chorus Research Engineering Distribution, said the standard of services available at the park was another factor in the decision, particularly as the company develops its activities in renewable energy and energy storage.

For CTP, the transaction also demonstrates growing demand for industrial properties requiring more specialised configurations than conventional warehouse accommodation.

Andrei Marian, Business Development Director at CTP Romania, said occupiers increasingly require buildings that can accommodate their immediate operational needs while retaining flexibility for future expansion. The modifications for Chorus reflect this approach, with the hazardous-goods storage facility forming one of the project’s principal customised elements.

CTPark Bucharest North is located in the northern part of the Romanian capital and provides connections to Bucharest’s ring road, the country’s principal motorway network and Henri Coandă International Airport. The park accommodates logistics, distribution and light industrial operations.

The Chorus transaction comes as energy-related industries are becoming an increasingly relevant source of industrial and logistics demand. Growth in renewable generation, battery storage, electrification and industrial automation is creating requirements not only for manufacturing capacity but also for specialised distribution facilities capable of handling electrical equipment and, in some cases, regulated materials.

For Chorus, the nearly 10,000 sqm lease provides a larger logistics base from which to support that growth, while retaining the possibility of increasing its footprint at CTPark Bucharest North as its operations expand.