Tuesday, 14 April 2026
CTP has completed new leasing agreements across Poland totalling more than 12,000 sqm of warehouse and logistics space, in addition to a previously announced 29,000 sqm lease at CTPark Legnica.
The latest transactions were concluded across five business parks and include a mix of lease extensions and new tenant agreements.
In northern Poland, MAG expanded its operations by 6,900 sqm at CTPark Gdańsk Port. In western Poland, Domator24 increased its leased space at CTPark Sulechów. A company operating in the electrical infrastructure sector signed a 1,500 sqm lease at CTPark Zabrze.
Further activity was recorded in the Warsaw region. A tyre and rim distributor leased 1,900 sqm at CTPark Warsaw South. At CTPark Warsaw Nowy Konik, the first tenant has been secured for the CTBox development, which is designed to provide smaller, flexible industrial units.
The agreements follow earlier leasing activity in March, when Windar Renovables signed for 29,000 sqm at CTPark Legnica.
Poland remains one of the larger logistics markets in Central Europe, supported by its location, transport infrastructure and domestic demand. CTP’s portfolio in the country includes 16 industrial and logistics parks with more than 1 million sqm of gross leasable area. The company also has additional development capacity of around 2.6 million sqm and is currently delivering over 440,000 sqm of new space under construction.
“These transactions demonstrate the continued strength of occupier demand for high-quality logistics space across Poland, from major urban markets like Warsaw to key regional hubs,” said Piotr Flügel. “Poland’s economic fundamentals remain robust, and as companies adapt their supply chains and distribution networks, we continue to see strong interest in flexible, well-located space that can support long-term growth.”
