18:09 11 May 2026
Poland has chance to attract warehousing and data centers
Poland has a short window of opportunity to attract major investments in AI, data centers, logistics, energy, and projects linked to Ukraine’s reconstruction, according to executives from the commercial real estate sector. Industry leaders say the next 12–24 months could determine whether Poland becomes a leading European technology and logistics hub.
DL Invest Group CEO Dominik Leszczyński argued Poland should focus not only on warehouses and manufacturing, but also on data centers, AI infrastructure, and R&D facilities. 7R CEO Andrzej Wroński said Poland is increasingly serving pan-European supply chains, with Chinese firms establishing European-scale hubs in the country. Meanwhile, Clip Group stressed the need for large, well-planned industrial zones.
Executives warned that without faster permitting, cheaper energy, and more predictable regulations, investment capital could shift to other European markets.
