Airport Business Park

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Airport Business Park is a real estate development in Vilnius, Lithuania, located 300 metres from Vilnius International Airport entrance. It is the largest such development in the airport area and is used by airport-related companies.

The development has a 6 ha area and 22,000 square metres rental space. Most of the space are warehouses with the minority used for industrial purposes. A grocery store Norfa also exists, and a restaurant is planned.

The development was built in several stages from 2006 to 2012.

The tenants include DHL and Avon Products.

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