Panattoni completes the construction of another urban park in Warsaw with 13,000 sqm in Targówek Fabryczny

Panattoni, the world’s most active industrial real estate developer, has completed the construction of City Logistics Warsaw IX. This modern centre with an area of over 13,000 sqm is situated in Targówek Fabryczny and already has its first tenants.

City Logistics Warsaw IX was built at the junction of ul. Utrata and ul. Zabraniecka to meet the needs of urban logistics and e-commerce. This location ensures good transport links with the centre of the city and the development has from the start roused huge interest among potential tenants. Already, almost half of the centre has been occupied by Inter-Mlecz – a distributor of some of the largest food brands. The tenant has moved its operations from a nearby location. GESPAR, a distributor of medical and hygiene products for both adults and children, has also signed up as a tenant.

“With its strategic location next to Warsaw’s main arterial roads, our new centre – City Logistics Warsaw IX – meets the market’s growing need for warehouse space optimised for fast last-mile deliveries. Furthermore, our space not only meets the highest standards in  its effectiveness and its innovation but is also designed to be fully customisable to the different needs of our clients. This is a place where technology and access go hand in hand to meet the challenges of modern urban logistics,” says Karolina Przygoda, an Associate Leasing Director at Panattoni. 

City Logistics Warsaw IX not only stands out with its excellent location but also with its environmental solutions to limit energy and water use. The centre’s roof has been reinforced ready for the installation of solar panels. Sustainable solutions are not only a response to global environmental challenges but also are also what tenants themselves expect.

Across Poland to date, the developer has delivered over 600,000 sqm in last-mile delivery centres. In Warsaw alone, the urban parks constructed by Panattoni already comprise over 150,000 sqm of space. They also generate huge interest because they can be adapted to meet the needs of many different types of operations for a wide range of tenants, while also providing ready access to skilled labour. Such premises are used by both courier firms and manufacturers and have been turned into laboratories, showrooms and R&D centres.