Poland
Why Poland
Resilient & robust economic growth
Between 1999 – 2023, the Polish economy has grown at an average of 3.6% per annum, nearly twice the pace of global advanced economies, while it is one of the largest growing economies in Europe
Competitive & Capable
With lower operational costs, including labour wages, than western Europe, the quality of business environment is increasingly on par with western Europe
Good (& Expanding) Infrastructure
As the EU’s 5th largest country by land area—it is well connected by ports along the Baltic Sea, rail, motorways, and air with more investments going forward
Large, Dynamic Workforce
Poland’s 38 million-strong workforce spans from blue-collar to highly skilled professionals, with universities and tech schools boosting expertise in high-tech areas
Investment Incentives
Poland is divided into 14 Special Economic Zones, each offering unique tax incentives to attract investment and stimulate business growth, among industries such as automotive, electronics, logistics, and high-tech
Domestic Consumption on the Rise
Poland is home to one of the largest growing middle class in Europe, driving up demand across a variety of sectors
Stable business Environment & Integration:
Poland joined the EU in 2004 and is also a member of the EU’s Schengen Zone, UN, OECD, WTO, NATO, and IMF
Hot Regions in Poland
Warsaw
The Warsaw Region, also known as the Mazovia Voivodeship, has garnered strong momentum since becoming an open market. Today, Warsaw – the Polish capital – is one of the fastest-growing cities economically in all of Europe, sitting alongside Dublin, Amsterdam, and Prague. As a...
Silesia
Silesia is situated in the southern part of Poland and covers 4% of its territory. It is considered the best-connected region in Poland. The region contains almost 400 km of motorways and expressways and over 2000 km of railway tracks. Also, Silesia has Euroterminal, which serves...
Western Poland
Lubuskie is in western Poland, at the intersection of strategic north-south and east-west transport routes, making it perfectly connected with both the rest of Poland and Europe. A very well-developed infrastructure and numerous border crossings with Germany enable the rapid tran...
Northern Poland
The Pomeranian Voivodeship is one of the most attractive and best developing regions in the country with numerous investment assets. Situated at the crossroads of international transport routes, it is an important place on the map of maritime transport in this part of Europe. The...
Eastern Poland
Encompassing the Podkarpackie, Lubelskie, and Podlaskie provinces, eastern Poland offers investors a wealth of opportunities and room to grow, providing a solid foundation for achieving successful outcomes. The region is well-connected via an extensive ...
19
parks in country
274,000
m² GROSS LETTABLE AREA
453,000
m² Under development
Available Space in Poland
Opole | Building | Available Space | Total Space | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| WARE 01 Details | 7,025 m² | 31,554 m² | built |
| Building | Available Space | Total Space | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| GORZ 01 Details | 36,857 m² | 36,857 m² | Planned |
| Building | Available Space | Total Space | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| WJAN 01 Details | 9,106 m² | 9,106 m² | Planned |
| WJAN 02 Details | 18,441 m² | 18,441 m² | Planned |
| WJAN 3A Details | 1,995 m² | 1,995 m² | Planned |
| WJAN 3B Details | 3,990 m² | 3,990 m² | Planned |
| WJAN 3C Details | 3,990 m² | 3,990 m² | Planned |
| WJAN 3D Details | 3,990 m² | 3,990 m² | Planned |
| WJAN 3E Details | 3,990 m² | 3,990 m² | Planned |
Regional contact
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Piotr Flugel
Managing Director | Management Board Member
Piotr Flugel
“I will help you find your space”
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