Poland Poland’s Logistics Investment Market Posts Strong First Half
Warehouse & industrialschedule 19 August 2026
Sławomir Jędrzejewski, head of logistics investment, JLL
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Poland’s industrial and logistics investment market recorded EUR 782 mln in transactions in the first half of the year, across 18 deals. This was 36 pct above the five-year average and the sector’s third-highest first-half investment volume on record, after 2020 and 2021. The strong showing was driven by more than a return of large deals, however. Investors are increasingly prioritising long-term, predictable income, while sale-and-leaseback transactions are becoming an increasingly important way of bringing assets to market.
After an exceptionally strong first quarter, the second quarter saw around EUR 335 mln of transactions across eight deals. The first six months also showed a clear preference for properties with long leases in place. These assets accounted for more than 60 pct of total investment volume, while more than half of all transactions involved properties with an average of at least 10 years remaining on their leases.
The logistics investment market remains highly liquid, but the criteria investors u
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