Prologis has acquired from P3 a logistics park in the Warsaw region. Prologis Park Grodzisk spans nearly 70,000 square meters across four warehouse buildings, strategically located 35 kilometres from Warsaw. The price has not been disclosed.
“The Warsaw region, one of Poland’s key logistics hubs, continues to experience strong demand for modern logistics facilities, driven by its strategic location, good infrastructure as well as access to highly qualified talent pool. All of this makes Warsaw one of the most vibrant business areas in Central Europe,” said Paweł Sapek, Senior Vice President and Regional Head for Central Europe at Prologis.
Prologis Park Grodzisk already meets high environmental standards with a BREEAM ‘Very Good’ certification. To further enhance energy efficiency and workplace comfort, Prologis will introduce real-time smart energy management systems to optimise utility consumption, modernise lighting across all buildings, and implement a license plate recognition system for streamlined site access.
“The acquisition of Prologis Park Grodzisk marks Prologis’ dedication to Poland and the Central European region. We deem it a high-conviction market, and we will actively look out for similar opportunities in the key logistics submarket of Central Europe,” said Roy Levine, VP for Acquisitions and Dispositions for Central Europe at Prologis.
The acquisition brings two new customers into the Prologis portfolio, alongside an expanded partnership with long-term customer Raben Group.
Raben, one of Europe’s leading logistics service providers, now occupies approximately 75% of the total park space. The company is also leasing space at eight other Prologis logistics centres across Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Germany.
Prologis Park Grodzisk offers its customers flexible warehouse modules designed to accommodate diverse logistics and industrial operations. The park benefits from direct access to Voivodeship Road 579 and is located near the Błonie junction of the A2 motorway, which connects Warsaw to Łódź, Poznań, and Berlin.
“Warsaw is one of the most attractive logistics markets in Central Europe, and our latest investment strengthens our ability to serve businesses that require efficient and well-located logistics facilities,” added Sapek.
Prologis continues to expand its portfolio through both acquisitions and the development of new buildings. Recently, the logistics real estate company opened a new building at Prologis Park Ruda Śląska. The 37,000-square-meter logistics and production facility has pushed Prologis’ total portfolio beyond the 5-million-square-meter milestone across its four Central European markets: Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary.
