Thursday, 5 February 2026
A Warsaw office building previously owned by the Hungarian investment group Indotek has been sold to Łazarski University, which plans to transform the property into new academic facilities focused on medical and dental education. The transaction marks another step in the ongoing conversion of older office assets in the Polish capital toward alternative uses.
The property, known as Taifun, is situated in the Włochy district of Warsaw and comprises approximately 7,000 square metres of space spread across several floors, along with both underground and surface parking areas. Its proximity to rail connections and relatively short travel time to Chopin Airport are considered key advantages of the location. Following the acquisition, the university intends to adapt the building to house teaching rooms and a modern medical simulation centre designed to support practical training for students.
University representatives described the purchase as part of a broader expansion strategy aimed at strengthening healthcare-related study programmes. The institution is preparing to introduce a new dentistry course alongside its existing medical studies, and the additional premises are expected to accommodate specialised laboratories and smaller class groups.
For Indotek, the disposal aligns with a pattern of repositioning its Polish portfolio by selling selected office assets that offer potential for functional change. Market observers note that interest in such properties has grown as educational institutions and other non-traditional occupiers seek well-located buildings that can be reconfigured rather than constructing new facilities from scratch.
Indotek Group, headquartered in Budapest, manages a large real estate portfolio across multiple European countries, covering retail, office, logistics, hotel and mixed-use properties. The sale of the Taifun building reflects a continuing shift in the Warsaw market, where older office stock is increasingly being repurposed to meet evolving demand from sectors outside the traditional corporate tenant base.
