The capital of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship has convenient conditions for land, see and river transport. The additional advantage of the city is its close proximity to the Tricity region and Germany. We offer both, modern modules of warehouse and industrial space within existing logistic centers, belonging to the leading developers, as well as build-to-suit facilities tailored to the individual requirements of the tenant. Warehouses for lease are located in the Szczecin surroundings, directly by important junctions and communication routes.
The warehouses in Szczecin makes perfect conditions both, to the logistic activity, as well as light production. Thanks to the strategic location near the German border and good access to the Scandinavian markets, further construction of modern warehouse space in this region is expected.
Since several years, we can observe the dynamic development of logistic investments in the Szczecin region. Because of the very convenient location, near the German border and Scandinavia, and the position near the S3 route, which is the most important transportation route of the Western Poland, the region attracts big investors' attention from the logistic, courrier and e-commerce industry - Paulina Machałowska says.
Huge potential resulting from the attractive location near the Western markets makes the Szczecin region optimal place for business development.
Region possesses convenient connections not only with other parts of Poland, but also with the whole Europe - airports, seaports, and motorways facilitates the communication and logistics.
Despite the fact that Szczecin is not a big warehouse market, it grows in extraordinary rate. Moreover, the perspectives of its development appear very positive - the location of the business is of interest to companies not only from Germany, but also from Sweden, Denmark or Scandinavian countries.
FIEGE, a provider of a wide range of logistics solutions, has leased more than 16,000 sq m in Panattoni Park Goleniów I, which is its third location in the Western Pomerania province. Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield was responsible for providing assistance during the choice of location, negotiations and lease strategy development.
Wind power, which accounts for approximately 2% of total electricity supply, is at the global forefront of green solutions and growing well ahead of traditional energy technologies and other renewable energy sources. One of the most prospective regions in Poland for this sector is Western Pomerania. According to Catching the Business Wave of Logistics and Warehousing in Western Pomerania, a report from global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, this region is already seeing professional large-scale wind farms being established and is a clear leader in terms of economic potential for wind power with 14,000 MW, 40% ahead of Pomerania and Lower Silesia.
Recent years have seen rapid growth in major infrastructure projects in West Pomerania which have significantly improved transport accessibility to the region and its investment potential. These developments have also bolstered the growth of the local industrial market, whose stock increased sixfold since 2016. West Pomerania now stands a chance of attracting more investment as developers have secured land to deliver as much as 900,000 sq m of warehouse and logistics space in the region, reveals the report “Catching the Business Wave of logistics and warehousing in Western Pomerania”.
