VGP expands industrial park in Brașov by 13,813 sqm

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Industrial developer VGP is expanding a building in VGP Park Brașov by 13,813 sqm, with 20% of the new space already leased. 

The new phase will be added to the existing building of 20,920 sqm that has already been fully leased. 

VGP Park Brașov offers a potential of 140,000 sqm of space available for lease and the developer has already delivered 55,000 sqm in three buildings. 

VGP said it is aiming to achieve BREEAM Excellent certification for the extended building. 

The Brașov region is becoming increasingly attractive to new suppliers, benefiting from a rich workforce and the presence of rapidly developing manufacturing and distribution companies, according to the developer.

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