![How to adapt a warehouse to the new reality? [WEBINAR]](https://industrial.pl/storage/posts/April2020/pardot_banner_650x300 v2-cropped.webp)
"A black swan, a white flag or a green island? How to adapt a warehouse to the new reality?” the first online meeting dedicated for companies operating on the Polish real estate market. During the online event, which will be conducted by Damian Kołata, we will answer the question how the warehouse market will look like after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Do you want to negotiate, or perhaps renegotiate, your lease conditions with your landlord? Find out how much you can save and how best to prepare.
Will the coronavirus pandemic accelerate the development of e-commerce? Based on events in China, we can guess how the warehouse market will change. Find out what development chances the current crisis may give for the companies.
![Marketbeat: Poland warehouse market - 2019 summary [REPORT]](https://industrial.pl/storage/posts/March2020/2020.03.05 MARKETBEAT ENG-cropped.webp)
2019 was another very successful year for the Polish warehouse market. Both developers and tenants remain extremely active, as shown by the record supply of over 2.7 million sq m and the high demand, which has reached 4 million sq m for the third consecutive year.
Intermodal logistics is becoming an increasingly important part of the supply chain. This forces the growing importance of Asian economies and the trend of minimising the carbon footprint by reducing wheeled transport.
![Marketbeat: Warehouse market in Poland - 2019 summary [TEASER]](https://industrial.pl/storage/posts/February2020/Marketbeat_2019_TEASER-ENG-cropped.webp)
The year 2019 ended with a record increase in modern warehouse space in Poland. The total demand for the third year in a row reached 4 million sq m.
Decreased costs and new opportunities are the most important aspects that your company will gain from moving. Check the advantages of new warehouses.
Partner Head of Industrial & Logistics Agency in Poland and Head of E-Commerce in CEE region
2020’s headline news is that logistics real estate will continue to be driven by key trends in e-commerce, technology, and labour availability. The logistics sector’s inherent flexibility means that it can more easily adapt to changing opportunities and needs – so we expect 2020’s outlook to be bright.
Due to the pressure of quick access to end customers and the challenges of the shortest possible delivery times in the omnichannel scheme, last mile logistics is not the only issue rising in significance.
![What is an expensive link in the supply chain? - Last Link [REPORT]](https://industrial.pl/storage/posts/November2019/2019-Last-Link-ENG-cropped.webp)
New research from global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, reveals the last link of the eCommerce supply chain can account for 50% or more of total supply chain spend.
![Marketbeat: Poland warehouse market - Q3 2019 [REPORT]](https://industrial.pl/storage/posts/November2019/2019 Q3 ENG-cropped.webp)
The record supply level and high demand prove the very good condition of the warehouse space market in Poland. In the third quarter of 2019, developers completed 868,000 sq m of warehouse space, and since the beginning of the year - almost 2 million sq m, which is a record supply level in the period from January to the end of September.
The development of e-commerce has a growing impact on the development of the industrial real estate sector. The origins can be found in the change of our shopping habits - the popularization of e-commerce has revolutionized logistics operations in warehouses. It's just the tip of the iceberg! See how e-commerce is changing the Polish warehouse market.
Small Business Units (SBUs) are rising up the agendas of firms operating on the warehouse market, a notable trend reflected in rising demand and supply levels.
Sustainable construction on the market of industrial real estate has been one of the more interesting trends in recent years. With the increase of the environmental awareness and the desire to reduce the operating costs of industrial facilities (rising costs of energy), the tenants increasingly often request that the buildings they use be energy-efficient and generally ergonomic. Are ecological warehouses the future of the market?
