Przemysław Kozdój, a legal consultant for law firm Allen & Overy, adds that: “The success last year of the warehouse market is a symptom of the growing health of Poland’s economy, world globalization trends and Poland’s accession to the European Union. The expected expansion of Poland’s transport infrastructure financed by European funds is now encouraging investors to invest in warehouses.”The industry’s development market is still dominated by the warehousing big boys: ProLogis, Parkridge CE Development, Slough Estates, Panattoni, AIG/Lincoln, Apollo-Rida and Menard Doswell. The expected intensive development of Silesia has now begun. Investors have expressed interest in European-standard logistics parks in the region between Katowice and Ostrava (Czech Rep.), the geographic centre of Central and Eastern Europe. Quite apart from its unique location, Silesia also boasts other definite strong points: it has Poland’s greatest density o