CTP lifts rental income as record leasing drives progress toward €1bn milestone

CTP reported a strong first‑half performance in 2026, with gross rental income rising 12.6% year‑on‑year to €413.3 million, supported by 4.7% like‑for‑like rental growth driven by indexation and rent reversion. 

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Annualised rental income reached €858 million at 30 June, with a further €152 million of potential rent from 2.0 million sq m under construction, keeping the Group on track to hit €1 billion in 2027.

Occupancy remained stable at 93%, with a WAULT of 6.1 years, underscoring the resilience and visibility of cashflow.
Leasing activity reached new highs, with CTP signing 1.6 million sq m of leases in H1, 55% more than the same period last year - including a quarterly record of 813,000 sq m in Q2. Around 65% of new leases were signed with existing clients, reflecting strong tenant relationships and expansion across the CTPark network. Average rents on new leases increased 1.7% year‑on‑year on a country‑adjusted basis.

CEO Remon Vos said demand remains “broad‑based across sectors and markets,” driven by nearshoring, supply‑chain professionalisation and emerging occupier categories including life sciences, defence, semiconductors, robotics and EV‑battery supply chains. He added that CTP’s 33.7 million sq m landbank provides capacity to “more than double the portfolio over time,” supporting sustained earnings, cashflow and long‑term NTA growth.