Panattoni raises the tempo

The centre, which is being developed by Panattoni Europe, will eventually comprise 600,000 sqm. “As a result, Łódź is returning to its industrial roots, with a network of innovative manufacturing and warehousing facilities,” says Marek Dobrzycki, the managing director of Panattoni Europe. The developer claims the centre to be the largest logistics complex in Europe. Panattoni is also to build Panattoni Park TriCity North, its first logistics centre in the Gdynia area. The 45,000 sqm project will be built near the Baltic Container Terminal and the Tricity bypass. Construction work is scheduled to begin in June, and the first tenants will be able to move in in early 2020. The centre is to be BREEAM certified. The developer has also started the construction of Panattoni Park Warsaw South Janki distribution centre with an area of 70,500 sqm and Rohlig Suus Logistics has already leased 48,500 sqm including 36,000 sqm of high-bay warehousing space, a 10,000 sqm cross docking c