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Polish commercial real estate expansion
Overview
In late June 2026, major tenants and developers signaled a surge in Poland’s commercial real estate market. Capgemini renewed a large lease for 8,400 m² in Wrocław, while C&F occupied 1,900 m² in Warsaw. Simultaneously, LCP Poland opened a 2,600 m² shopping centre in Nasielsk. By late July, momentum continued with significant logistics and retail developments. Developer 7R broke ground on a 47,000 m² logistics complex in the Warsaw-Sękocin suburb, securing e-commerce tenant Strefa Tenisa. Redkom Development began a 35,000 m² shopping park in Tarnów, with 90% of space pre-let to brands like Lidl and Rossmann. In Gdańsk, TFG Asset Management leased modular office space to DUNA Polska and Spotio, while CTP commenced construction of the 51,000 m² CTPark Bydgoszcz. Expansion efforts also included LOGISTEED Poland increasing its lease in Panattoni Park Warsaw North II to over 50,000 m². Financial activity remained strong as DL Invest Group secured over €146 million to refinance six logistics parks. By late August 2026, the warehouse market showed signs of recovery. Total stock exceeded 38 million m² by the end of June, a 5.5% year-on-year increase, though growth slowed compared to the previous year. Tenant demand rose by over 21%, driving vacancy rates below 7%, the lowest since Q2 2023. Developers delivered over 1.23 million m² of new space in H1 2026, led by Mazowieckie Voivodeship. However, new investment starts were approximately 25% lower than in H1 2025. In early September, logistics expansion continued with Hellmann Worldwide Logistics Polska leasing 5,350 m² at MLP Poznań, slated for 2027 operations. Additionally, Rohlig SUUS Logistics opened a 4,000 m² multifunctional center in Kielce to support battery technology distribution. By September 7, further logistics activity was reported in Łódź, where Panattoni began construction on the City Logistics Łódź V facility, providing over 42,700 m² of space.
Entities
DUNA Polska · Grosvenor · Rohlig Suus Logistics · Polish Chamber of Commercial Real Estate · JLL
Timeline
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3 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesRetailers Biedronka and Dino Polska expand logistics infrastructure in PolandPolish retailers Biedronka and Dino Polska are expanding their logistics capabilities with new distribution centers in Sokołów Małopolski and Zawiercie to optimize supply chains.
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6 days ago
[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesLogistics expansion continues in Poland with new warehouse developmentsLogistics companies Zadbano and Tecnia Europe are expanding their Polish operations through new warehouse leases and construction projects in Łódź and Grodzisk Mazowiecki.
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9 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesLogistics expansion continues in Poland with new facilitiesLogistics firms are expanding in Poland, with Hellmann Worldwide Logistics leasing space in MLP Poznań and Rohlig SUUS Logistics opening a new 4,000 square meter facility in Kielce.
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16 days ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesPoland warehouse market sees recovery as vacancy rates dropPoland's warehouse market saw a recovery in H1 2026, with total stock exceeding 38 million m2 and vacancy rates dropping below 7% due to a 21% rise in tenant demand.
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18 days ago
[BUSINESS] 5 sources7R expands Polish logistics footprint with new developmentsDeveloper 7R is expanding its Polish logistics portfolio with a 29,000 sqm park in Szczecin and a new e-commerce sorting facility in Bydgoszcz.
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25 days ago
[BUSINESS] 8 sourcesPoland real estate market sees rising logistics demand and retail investmentPoland's real estate market shows strong growth, with retail investment exceeding 1 billion euros in H1 2026 and logistics vacancy rates dropping to 6.6% amid rising demand for advanced facilities.
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about 1 month ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesGrospol leases warehouse space in Łódź amid Polish market growthGrospol has leased 6,400 sqm of warehouse space in Łódź to support international distribution, amid a growing Polish industrial market reaching 38 million sqm of total capacity.
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about 2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesPolish developers add flexible offices in Gdańsk and a 51,000‑sqm logistics park in BydgoszczTFG Asset Management leased 1,000 m² of flexible office modules at Gdańsk’s CUBE Office Park, while CTP began building a 51,000 m² logistics park in Bydgoszcz with tax‑break incentives.
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about 2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 6 sourcesPolish logistics firms expand leases and secure €146 m refinancingLOGISTEED Poland expands its Warsaw lease to over 50,000 m², while DL Invest Group secures €146 m to refinance six logistics parks totaling about 260,000 m² in Poland.
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about 2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesPolish developers 7R and Redkom commence large logistics and retail park projects7R began a 47,000 m² logistics park near Warsaw with its first tenant signed, while Redkom started a 35,000 m² shopping centre in Tarnów, securing most leases ahead of construction.
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 6 sourcesCapgemini extends Wrocław lease amid wave of commercial‑real‑estate expansions in Poland and HungaryCapgemini renews an 8,400 m² Wrocław office lease, CTP begins a 66,000 m² industrial park in Hungary, LCP opens a 2,600 m² mall in Nasielsk, and C&F leases 1,900 m² in Warsaw’s Konstruktorska Business Center.
Sources
camoapa.com · chacoimpetu.com · dlahandlu.pl · eurobuildcee.com · forsal.pl · getthem.com · haptiq.com · ichunqiu.com · infoludek.pl · inwestycje.pl · komercja24.pl · ktrips.be · logistyka.net.pl · mercal.com · moj.powiat.pl · nowoczesny-przemysl.pl · omnichannelnews.pl · polskiprzemysl.com.pl · propertynews.pl · radio.kielce.pl · rdn.pl · retailnet.pl · rp.pl · wiadomoscihandlowe.pl · zyciestolicy.com.pl
This summary has been updated 8 times: see revision history