An increasing number of companies are relocating office teams to warehouses and manufacturing plants, driven by the need for cost savings, better communication and a more consistent working environment. The consolidation of functions in a single location also reduces distance – both physical and in terms of decision-making.

Despite the rise of new warehouse hubs over the past 10 years, Poland’s logistics and industrial market remains highly concentrated in six regions, which attract the bulk of occupier and developer activity. Warsaw, Central Poland, Poznań, Tricity, Upper Silesia, and Lower Silesia collectively account for more than 80 per cent of the nation’s industrial stock, or more than 30 million sqm.

Today’s tenants expect spaces that can be tailored to their processes, scaled alongside business growth and equipped with automation to help address labour shortages. That said, costs remain paramount – from rent levels and the predictability of service charges

Choosing a new warehouse takes much more than simply comparing rental rates across a few or even a dozen facilities. With rising energy costs and varying technical standards, the actual cost of leasing far exceeds the amount charged per square metre. Another key aspect to consider is location, which has a significant impact on operating costs and logistics.

Developed by real estate advisory firm Newmark Polska, the Warehouse Map of Warsaw and Its Suburbs highlights the locations of modern warehouses and the transport infrastructure in the region.

Developed by Newmark Polska, the Warehouse Map of Central Poland presents the locations of modern warehouses and the transport network in the region.

Developed by Newmark Polska, the Warehouse Map of Upper Silesia highlights the locations of modern warehouses and the transport network in the region.

Newmark Polska has developed a Warehouse Map of Lower Silesia which highlights the locations of modern warehouses and the transport network in the region.

Prepared by Newmark Polska, the Warehouse Map of Greater Poland highlights the locations of modern warehouses and the transport network in the region. It serves as a valuable resource for investors, developers, logistics providers and other companies seeking warehouse space.

Developed by Newmark Polska, the Warehouse Map of Pomerania highlights the locations of modern warehouses and the road network in the region.

Prepared by Newmark Polska, the Warehouse Map of West Pomerania highlights all modern warehouse facilities and the existing road infrastructure in the region.

Developed by Newmark Polska, the Warehouse Map of Lesser Poland presents the locations of modern warehouses and the transport network in the region. It is a practical tool for companies seeking warehouse space.