Eastern Poland continues to attract increasing interest from both Polish and overseas investors. Its main cities, such as Lublin, Białystok and Suwałki, are also becoming more tempting to logistics and manufacturing firms planning to expand.
The investment in the road network in this part of the country is an important factor in the region’s growth. The completion of new sections of expressways, including the Via Carpatia, has meant vastly improved links with the countries located to the north and south of Poland, and has considerably shortened travel times between cities – both in the region and for the entire country.
The availability of land at low prices is another crucial factor. Cities that have established themselves as core logistics locations are increasingly experiencing both labour shortages and a paucity of conveniently-located development land, while their land prices are having a serious impact on project profitability levels. Therefore, further improvemen
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