Sunday, 1 February 2026
Hart Logistics has leased 8,100 sq m of warehouse space at MDC2 Park Gliwice, located in Upper Silesia at the junction of the A1 and A4 motorways. The park is owned by a fund managed by Invesco Real Estate and developed by MDC².
MDC2 Park Gliwice comprises three buildings with a total leasable area of approximately 59,000 sq m. The facility has received a BREEAM New Construction certification at the Outstanding level, with a score of 92.6%, placing it among the highest-rated industrial buildings in Poland.
Hart Logistics, which provides freight forwarding, contract logistics, warehousing and e-commerce services, is expanding its operations in response to business growth. The new location marks the company’s entry into southern Poland for contract logistics, complementing its existing operations near Poznań and Warsaw.
According to Hart Logistics, the selection of MDC2 Park Gliwice was influenced by the site’s transport connectivity and the environmental performance of the buildings. The company indicated that ESG considerations and working conditions for employees and drivers were factors in the location decision.
The buildings at MDC2 Park Gliwice incorporate a range of energy- and resource-efficiency measures. These include enhanced thermal insulation, passive design solutions, and systems aimed at reducing energy and water consumption. The developer reports that final energy demand is significantly lower than reference buildings, while water-saving fixtures and leak detection systems have been installed. The construction process also included a high level of waste recycling and the use of FSC- and PEFC-certified timber.
The park includes supporting infrastructure such as bicycle facilities, electric vehicle charging stations and landscaped areas designed to support local biodiversity. Additional amenities include outdoor spaces intended for employee use.
MDC² stated that the location and technical specifications of the park are intended to support logistics and distribution operations while meeting current environmental standards. Hart Logistics has indicated that it is continuing to evaluate further expansion opportunities as part of its development plans for 2026.
