Lublin is the largest cultural, academic and business centre in eastern Poland, with a population of close to 650,000 in its metropolitan area. A well-educated talent pool, competitive labour and leasing costs, and good quality expressways, among other things, add to the investment appeal of the city.
KOSTAL Automobil Elektrik, a German-headquartered system supplier to the automotive sector, has signed a lease for over 17,000 sq m of manufacturing space in Panattoni Park Lublin IV.
Lublin - a city commonly associated with rapid progress, both in economic and social terms, which allowed it to join the ranks of the most attractive Polish cities to live and conduct business.
Eastern Poland continues to attract increasing interest from both Polish and overseas investors. Its cities, including Lublin, Białystok and Suwałki, are gaining favour with logistics and manufacturing firms planning to expand.
Via Carpatia is a long-awaited EU transport route that is expected to stimulate the economies of Eastern Europe, from the Baltic Sea to the Aegean Sea.
