Polish commercial real estate and logistics sectors see increased investment

The Polish commercial real estate and logistics sectors are experiencing significant activity, driven by domestic investors and regional economic growth. In the Wielkopolska region, the logistics market is expanding due to its strategic location near the A2 motorway, facilitating trade between Western Europe and Central-Eastern Europe. DACHSER’s Poznań branch reported double-digit growth in transport volumes in the first half of 2026, leading to plans for a new facility by 2029.

Data from CBRE indicates that 309,000 square meters of warehouse space were leased in Wielkopolska during the first quarter of 2026. Concurrently, Polish investors are increasingly shifting capital toward domestic commercial assets. According to Baker McKenzie, interest is particularly high in the logistics and warehouse segment, driven by e-commerce, as well as in smaller office buildings and the hotel sector. This shift follows a period of price stabilization caused by decreased foreign capital, creating opportunities for local investors seeking stable returns and diversified portfolios.