Marta Bijak-Haiduk and Janusz Dzianachowski, respectively, a managing associate and partner in the real estate practice of Linklaters Poland, on all you need to know about the options and various stages of the investment process in Poland for warehousing assets.
The industrial and logistics market in Poland has been motoring forward at a feverish pace. The sector has foundations strong enough not only to continue growing, but also to break out into new areas, due to the rapid growth of the e-commerce sector and the expansion of the country’s modern road networks. The market continues to adapt to reflect client needs. ‘Last mile’ logistics clients, who require urban schemes allowing for quick and efficient distribution, are one example of this.
Apart from urban projects, the market’s stable growth is being driven by multi-tenant projects developed both in core locations and also in up-and-coming cities, such as Toruń, Białystok, Bydgoszcz, Kielce and Lublin. Alongside this, we are experiencing an increased interest in BTS and particularly BTO projects, which largely depend on the individual needs of a particular occupier.
Moreover, the number of developers offering different types of products and services, such as st
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