Wrocław is a modern and dynamically developing metropolis, attracting more and more domestic and foreign investors every year. Important national roads run through the city, including the A4 and A8 motorways, the S5 expressway, national roads no. 5, 94, 98. Investors can also benefit from a well-developed network of rail connections. The significant position of the city in the sectors of BPO / SSC and R&D centers is of significant importance for the development of the region. The region of Wrocław also attracts a lot of investments from other sectors of the economy, such as e-commerce or production, which guarantee constant high demand for warehouses for rent.
Further improvement of the transport network, including the implementation of the S5 road connecting Lower Silesia with the Poznań agglomeration, may in the coming years contribute to the increase in demand for logistics facilities in the region - adds Mira Matusiak
The advantages of the region are the large number of students, high transport accessibility, very high density of business-related institutions, significant investment opportunities in the Special Economic Zones, high purchasing power of enterprises, developed social infrastructure and above-average work efficiency and favorable structure of the economy.
The investments of world leaders from such industries as automotive, machine and electronics have a significant impact on the development of the Wrocław market. The region remains in the forefront when it comes to demand for warehouse space- comments Michał Sikora.
An undeniable communication asset of the region is the A4 motorway, as well as express routes, running through it.
Lower Silesia is characterized by a well-developed infrastructure. An expanded network of roads and motorways, modernized rail routes and excellent facilities for air transport mean that Lower Silesia attracts numerous investors
Wrocław is one of the largest warehouse markets in Poland. Currently, it is one of the TOP5 regions in terms of supply of modern logistics space.
- Lower Silesia is one of the leaders of Polish economic rankings. According to the Institute of Market Economics, the region is at the forefront in terms of investment attractiveness and quality of life as well as high-tech activities.
- The region has traditionally enjoyed the high activity of tenants in the logistics, automotive and production industries, as exemplified by contracts for large areas concluded by companies such as Ideal Automotive, Danfoss and Investa.
- The low availability of warehouse space in the Wrocław region results in an increase in the development activity of such companies as Panattoni, Hillwood, Goodman, MLP and 7R.
A leading manufacturer of high-end electronics, a subsidiary of a larger group headquartered in Hong Kong, has leased nearly 11,000 sqm of modern production space at Prologis Park Wrocław V for its first factory in Poland. Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield provided assistance during the choice of location, negotiations and lease strategy development.
DB Schenker, one of the world’s leading logistics service providers, has leased more than 17,000 sqm of warehouse space in Hillwood Rawicz. This transaction is testament to the growing interest among major tenants in industrial and logistics developments in secondary, lower-density locations. Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield was responsible for providing assistance during the choice of location, negotiations and lease strategy development.
Prime Logistics Wrocław and Global logistics service provider LX Pantos has signed a lease for 100,000 sq m. The transaction saw LX Pantos renegotiate its contract and expand to a new building to consolidate its warehouse space in a single location. This marks the largest warehouse deal in Poland this year. LX Pantos has involved during the negotiation process and lease strategy development by global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield. CBRE advised the owner of Prime Logistics Wrocław, Brookfield Properties.
