Hebe hits the net

Dachser has officially launched operations from its new transhipment terminal at ul. Cynkowa 5 in Panattoni Park Szczecin Trzebusz II. The centre has 3,500 sqm, including 700 sqm of offices.

Poland Key under construction in Giżycko

Construction work has begun on the new Keya retail park on ul. Obwodowa in Giżycko in northeast Poland. The project will comprise over 5,000 sqm anchored by a Biedronka supermarket.

Poland Upward pressure on rents across the regions

Regional cities are entering a period of record-low new supply, which, given continued demand, will limit the availability of prime space, according to a CBRE report.

Poland Alides announces project in Żoliborz

Belgian real estate investor and developer Alides, is planning a new project in Warsaw's Żoliborz district. The planned development will comprise around 10,500 sqm of usable space.

Poland Galeria Raj to grow bigger

The Galeria Raj retail park is to be expanded by a further 6,000 sqm area and New Modivo Platform stores will occupy nearly 3,000 sqm. Galeria Raj includes stores from various segments such as fashion and home furnishings, as well as services and restaurants. The centre currently has a total gla of 20,400 sqm.

Poland Olivia Pulse to start rentals in Gdańsk

Olivia Centre has set up a company called Olivia Rent to manage rentals at the new Olivia Pulse apartment building. Scheduled to open around September, the building will comprise over 200 apartments, to give the centre a mixed-use character.

Poland Capgemini stays on with Vastint

BPO/SSC firm Capgemini has extended its 8,400 sqm lease in Business Garden Wrocław.

Poland C&F comes to Konstruktorska

Technology consultancy C&F has signed a long-term lease for nearly 1,900 sqm of office space in the Konstruktorska Business Center. The building, owned by Golden Star Estate is now almost fully leased.

Poland An end to housing subsidies

Key trends in the new apartment market were the subject of intense discussions during this year's Real Estate Forum in Sopot (June 10-12), which gathered several hundred representatives from development, construction, investment, and consulting companies.

Europe AI is not displacing office workers

The influence of artificial intelligence on office employment in Europe is currently less than public debate suggests. The main factors driving office job growth remain the health of the economy and business sentiment, and not the level of AI use by companies, according to an analysis by Savills.

Poland Poles still want to shop on Sundays

Half of shopping centre visitors want the opportunity to shop on Sundays, according to a CBRE survey. The biggest supporters of Sunday shopping are people aged 35-44, closely followed by the youngest group of shoppers, those under 24.

Warehouse & industrial

Poland Strong Q1 performance for warehouse market

The first quarter of 2026 brought an unexpected rebound to the industrial and logistics space market with increased tenant activity, a many new lease agreements, according to the latest BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland report, titled, 'Review. Industrial and Logistics Space Market in Poland – Q1 2026.'

Poland Douglas to open in modernised Stara Papiernia

Douglas continues to expand its sales network in Poland with the opening of its first perfumery in the Stara Papiernia shopping centre in Konstancin-Jeziorna. The new location follows the company's strategy of opening not only in large cities but also in towns.

Infrastructure

Poland Port of Poland moves closer with location decisions

The Masovian Region has issued a decision establishing the location for a railway junction on the eastern side of the new airport. The document, which comes into immediate effect, clears the way for the Central Communication Port (CPK) to apply for construction permits.

Poland Kik stays on with Greenman

The KiK retail chain has renewed two leases for space in Namysłów Retail Park and Włocławek Retail Park, two centres operated by Greenman Poland.

Poland More students, still too few beds

Poland's student population has returned to the same numbers seen a decade ago of over 1.32 mln students, placing Poland as the country with the sixth highest student population in Europe, behind France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, and Spain.

Poland Kasztelania continues to grow

The second stage of the Kasztelania Retail Park has opened in Chrzanów, adding 1,300 sqm gla to the centre, which first opened in 2020.

Warehouse & industrial

Poland Warehouses must adapt to an ageing population

Demographics are no longer a backdrop to business decisions, but are becoming one of the main factors shaping the economy and the commercial real estate market.

Poland Torus opens all.inn

The all.inn student residence hall has officially opened on ul. Konarskiego in Gdańsk's Wrzeszcz district. The four-storey building features 35 fully furnished rooms, each with a private bathroom and kitchenette.

Czech Republic Metro stations boost rents