A multi-generational land bank on the A3 motorway corridor between Oradea and the Hungarian border. Anchor-occupier-led build-to-suit development.
The Bihari–Albert platform consolidates two contiguous industrial-grade landholdings located approximately 500 metres apart on the A3 motorway corridor, in Bihor County, Romania, on the doorstep of the Hungarian border crossing at Borş II.
Each asset descends from a separate family lineage — one through the Bihari name (the Hungarian-language form of Biharia, the village where both plots are located), the other through the Albert family. The combined platform has been held by the same families across multiple generations.
Strategy is occupier-led, build-to-suit. The platform is structured to deliver tailored development for an anchor industrial or logistics operator, with phased expansion ground retained within the same title.
All asset-level technical detail (cadastral references, ownership schedule, site plans, full SO/PUZ documentation) is shared post-NDA execution.
The platform sits at the convergence of the Romanian A3 west-east corridor, the Hungarian motorway network beyond Borş II, and the Oradea metropolitan industrial cluster. It is designed for cross-border line-haul, contract logistics, e-commerce fulfilment, light industrial production, and data-centre development.
Facility built to occupier specification. Long-term lease on agreed commercial structure.
Acquire the developed facility on completion. Full ownership of building and land.
Direct land purchase. Develop with your own contractor and timeline.
Start with Phase 1. Adjacent expansion ground reserved within the platform.
Asset-level detail (cadastral references, full SO documentation, site plans, ownership schedule, indicative pricing) shared after NDA execution.
All inquiries are treated confidentially.