The Polish Chamber of Commercial Real Estate (PINK) has published Q2 2025 figures on Poland’s industrial and logistics sector, based on data from advisory firms including Axi Immo, BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland, CBRE, Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL, Knight Frank, Newmark Poland and Savills. The report covers warehouse stock, new completions, projects under construction, take-up and vacancy rates.
At the end of June, total modern industrial and logistics stock, including office space in such facilities, stood at 36 million sqm. The largest markets were Mazowieckie (7.19 million sqm), Śląskie (6.15 million sqm) and Dolnośląskie (5.30 million sqm).
In Q2 2025, 468,400 sqm of new warehouse space was delivered, down 40% year-on-year. The largest additions were in Śląskie (137,800 sqm), Mazowieckie (100,600 sqm) and Zachodniopomorskie (86,500 sqm).
At the end of the quarter, 1.47 million sqm of space was under construction – 26% less year-on-year – with Mazowieckie accounting for 32% of this total, followed by Śląskie (14%) and Łódzkie and Pomorskie (12% each).
The national vacancy rate was 8.2%, down 0.2 pp compared to Q1 and 0.1 pp year-on-year. The highest vacancy was in Lubuskie (18.4%), Świętokrzyskie (17.2%) and Pomorskie (10.7%), while the lowest was in Opolskie (1.7%), Podlaskie (0%) and Warmińsko-Mazurskie (0%).
Gross take-up reached 1.84 million sqm, up 7% year-on-year. Dolnośląskie recorded the highest demand (315,000 sqm), followed by Śląskie (306,000 sqm) and Mazowieckie (303,000 sqm). Lease renewals accounted for 53% of take-up, new leases (including BTS) for 42%, and expansions for almost 5%.
