Poland’s warehouse market grows
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Poland’s warehouse and industrial market continued to expand in H1 2025, according to Savills. Total modern stock passed 36 million sq m, with 1.15 million sq m delivered—59% in Q1. Occupancy for new projects averaged 61%, rising to 80% in Q2. Warsaw and its suburbs now exceed 7 million sq m, confirming their role as a Central European logistics hub.
Supply was strongest in Wrocław (294,000 sq m), Upper Silesia (256,000), and Warsaw (155,000 combined). Space under construction reached 1.47 million sq m—down 35% year-on-year—but nearly 60% is already pre-let. Major schemes include 7R Park Gdańsk III and Panattoni’s BTS for BSH in Rzeszów.
Take-up hit 2.95 million sq m, with Shein among the largest deals. Vacancy fell to 7.9%, while prime rents held between €3.50–6.75 per sq m. Savills expects balanced growth, driven by demand from food, defense, and high-tech manufacturers.
