The market of
modern industrial
space in Poland
is experiencing
highly dynamic
growth. Over the
last three years,
the total industrial
space has grown
by nearly 160%
and is estimated
to exceed 3.5 M
m² in 2007. Most
class A industrial
space is located
around Warsaw,
in Upper Silesia
and Poznań region.
Such excellent
results are due
to the good business
climate in the
entire national
economy, which
has prevailed since
Poland’s accession
to the European
Union in 2004.
The fundamental
factor affecting
demand levels is
the country’s economic
growth enhanced
by direct investment
and consumption.
In the breakdown
of business sectors
leasing space at
the logistic centres,
the highest share
is held by logistics
and distribution
companies as well
as retail chains.
Businesses operating
on an international
scale decide to
locate their central
warehouses in Poland,
from where they
distribute their
products to the
countries of Central
and Eastern Europe.
