Stage Capital has sold Pasaż Łódzki, a convenience shopping center in central Poland, to Crestpoint Capital Partners on behalf of a Czech private equity account, marking their entry into the Polish retail market.
Pasaż Łódzki is located along Łódź's ring road. Spanning approximately 36,400 sqm of GLA, the asset is almost fully let and anchored by Auchan.
With annual footfall of 3.5 million and a primary catchment area of over 470,000 residents within a 15-minute drive, the property remains one of the leading convenience destinations in Poland's third-largest city.
"Throughout our ownership, we have executed a strategy centred around leasing and technical activities that have provided a more appealing shopping centre for customers," says James Tugwell, Investment Director, Stage Capital.
"Investments in retail assets with leverage represent one of our real estate strategies we offer to our capital partners. These are assets with diversified income streams and asset management potential," says Tomáš Jandík, Founder of Crestpoint Capital Partners.
The retail investment market in Poland has shown momentum at the beginning of 2026, with transaction volumes reaching €318 million in Q1 alone – a 56% increase year-on-year. "The sale of Pasaż Łódzki highlights the continued liquidity and attractiveness of the convenience-led retail sector in Poland," says Aleksandra Włodarczyk, Associate, Capital Markets, Cushman & Wakefield.
The seller was advised by Cushman & Wakefield and Greenberg Traurig, while the buyer was represented by CBRE, SSW, act legal, Koda and Gleeds.
