Wednesday, 5 August 2026
Savills has expanded its property management partnership with TFI PZU S.A., adding three retail properties to its existing office management mandate. Following a competitive multi-stage tender process, the company now manages a portfolio comprising almost 104,000 sqm of gross leasable area across eight properties in Poland.
The long-term agreement, which came into effect in May 2026, covers 72,785 sqm of office space and 31,100 sqm of retail space. It extends Savills’ long-standing relationship with TFI PZU, for which the company has managed office assets for several years.
Under the renewed mandate, Savills will continue managing Arkońska Business Park in Gdańsk, Athina Park and Moje Miejsce in Warsaw, and Green Towers in Wrocław. Maintaining responsibility for these properties ensures continuity of management services and allows existing local teams to continue supporting tenants and day-to-day operations.
The agreement also marks Savills’ first management assignment for TFI PZU’s retail portfolio. The company has assumed responsibility for CH Echo in Pabianice, CH Jeziorak in Iława and CH Indomo in Lubin, expanding its presence in Poland’s retail property sector.
Michał Bryszewski, Director of Property & Asset Management at Savills, said the expanded mandate reflects the client’s confidence in the company’s services and its ability to tailor property management solutions to individual client requirements.
According to Wioletta Nowotnik, Director and Head of Office Property Management Services at Savills, the structured tender process enabled a smooth transition, ensuring continuity of both operational and financial management without disruption to tenants.
Savills said the addition of the retail portfolio aligns with the continued development of its Property & Asset Management business. Over the past two years, the company has strengthened its capabilities in retail property management, combining operational management with leasing strategy and asset positioning.
Elżbieta Majdan, Associate Director of Property & Asset Management, Retail, said retail property owners increasingly expect managers to contribute not only to day-to-day operations but also to the long-term commercial performance and value of their assets. She added that the TFI PZU appointment represents another step in expanding Savills’ retail management platform.
Dorota Dajnowicz, Head of Asset Management for the Real Estate Sector at TFI PZU S.A., thanked Savills for its long-standing management of the office portfolio and welcomed the company’s appointment to manage the retail assets following the successful tender process.
The expanded mandate strengthens Savills’ position in Poland’s property management market while reflecting continued demand for integrated management services covering both office and retail assets. For institutional investors such as TFI PZU, combining operational management with asset enhancement and leasing expertise is becoming an increasingly important component of long-term portfolio performance.
