Urban logistics takes centre stage in Poland’s next investment wave

28
Oct
2025
News - Urban logistics takes centre stage in Poland’s next investment wave #city logistics #industrial #interview #logistics #Peakside Capital #Poland

by Property Forum | Interview

With fifteen years of experience in Poland and the wider CEE region, Peakside Capital Advisors has built a reputation as a trusted partner for institutional investors, combining international capital with local execution expertise. In this interview, Managing Director Roman Skowroński explains to Property Forum how the company’s one-stop-shop model, the development of its City Point logistics platform, and a strong focus on ESG are shaping its growth strategy across Poland’s warehouse and office markets.


This interview was originally published in Property Forum's annual "The 50 Most Influential People in Polish Real Estate" publication.

Your company prides itself on offering its services in a one-stop shop format. What exactly does that mean? 

At Peakside Capital, we operate as a fully integrated investment and development platform. Our one-stop-shop model covers the entire real estate cycle – from site acquisition and development through leasing, asset and property management, all the way to upgrading and retrofitting existing assets. This gives our investors seamless execution, our tenants modern and efficient facilities, and ensures that ESG standards are embedded throughout. Having been active in Poland and the wider CEE region for fifteen years, we have built a strong reputation as a trusted operating partner for institutional investors by successfully delivering both core+ and value-add strategies.

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