Retro Jeans will set up its new central warehouse on 5,000 sqm in the HelloParks Budapest South (Alsónémedi) AN1 hall. The brand has been a stable player in the Hungarian fashion market since 2001. Known for its trend-driven yet timeless, self-designed pieces, the company now operates at more than 60 retail points across five European countries.
“The strategic location of the new logistics centre, along with the building’s high technical standards and flexible layout, played a key role in our decision. HelloParks’ development provides a solid foundation for our company’s long-term growth plans and for ensuring fast, reliable service to our customers,” said István Barnák, project manager of Retro Jeans.
Located in the economic and logistics hub of Alsónémedi, part of the southern Budapest submarket, the 60,000 sqm BigBox-type AN1 hall is HelloParks’ most significant project to date. Thanks to its location—close to the M0 and M5 motorways and just 20 minutes from Liszt Ferenc International Airport—the building is particularly attractive to automotive suppliers operating along the Kecskemét–Szeged corridor, among others, the developer says.
The facility features 15,000 sqm of contiguous spaces, a 12-meter clear height, and cross-dock options as well. Due to its high power capacity, the building can also meet special requirements such as those for refrigerated or pharmaceutical storage.
The AN1 hall was constructed to achieve the highest “Outstanding” rating under the BREEAM New Construction category and complies with the EU Taxonomy requirements, HelloParks says.
“The success of speculative developments largely depends on our ability to attract tenants who see long-term value in the features of the industrial and logistics spaces we develop. RETRO JEANS is a dynamically growing and strong Hungarian brand, so we are especially pleased to welcome them as the first tenant of our newest location. Throughout the negotiations, our aim was to ensure that every element of our development supports our partner’s business objectives,” said András Bodahelyi, senior business development manager at HelloParks.
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