6:25 18 September 2026
Warehouse vacancy falls across Polish market
Poland’s warehouse market recorded stronger demand and lower availability in the first half of 2026, according to data presented by industrial real estate investor Accolade. The national vacancy rate stood at about 6.6 percent at the end of June, while available space represented roughly 6 percent of total stock, although conditions differed significantly by region.
Accolade reported particularly active leasing in western Poland, from Szczecin through Gorzów Wielkopolski to Zielona Góra, where several transactions have closed and others are nearing completion. The company also pointed to Lublin, where the number of potential tenants seeking space is beginning to exceed available warehouse supply. At the same time, tighter financing conditions for development may slow the delivery of new projects, potentially limiting how quickly supply can respond to demand. Accolade said financing constraints may reduce the pace at which developers add capacity.
Source: eurobuildcee.com
