The completion of the entire complex is scheduled for Q3 2018 and the first tenants should move in as early as July. “Białystok, in the heart of the Podlasie region, is a part of the country that has seen considerable growth and is attracting many tenants, both from Poland and abroad. We should not overlook the enormous importance of the universities here, the investment by the city, and the success of the Białystok subzone of the Suwałki special economic zone,” says Dorota Jagodzińska, the managing director of Panattoni Europe. Panattoni Park Białystok will lie within Białystok’s city limits, near the city’s bypass and 60 km from Kuźnica and the border with Belarus. The project is app. 1 km from the S8 (European route E67), which connects Wrocław, Łódź, Warsaw and Białystok.
Retailers flock to Łódź
Children’s clothing chain Smyk chain has leased 70,000 sqm of warehouse space in Panattoni Central European Logistics Hub in Łódź for its d