Global logistics operator relocates operations to MLP Pruszków II

A major international logistics company has expanded its cooperation with MLP Group by moving its operations from the MLP Pruszków I park to the neighbouring MLP Pruszków II complex. The relocation follows nearly 15 years of partnership between the two parties and continues the tenant’s presence in the Polish market.

The company has been leasing space from MLP Group since 2011 and has regularly renewed its agreements at the original Pruszków location. Under the new lease, it will occupy 4,050 square metres of warehouse space and 547 square metres of office area at MLP Pruszków II, with handover scheduled for early June 2026. CBRE represented the tenant in the transaction.

Our long-standing cooperation is the best confirmation of the quality of the space we provide and our partnership-based approach to tenant relationships. The decision to relocate operations to MLP Pruszków II demonstrates that our clients grow alongside us and choose modern, sustainable solutions that support their long-term business goals – said Agnieszka Góźdź, Member of the Management Board and Chief Development Officer at MLP Group S.A.

According to CBRE, the leased facility will function as a cross-dock logistics unit, which required a more tailored leasing process than a standard warehouse agreement.

This project represents another milestone in our client’s operational development strategy, enabling significant supply chain optimization and increased distribution efficiency. It is worth noting that this is a cross-dock logistics facility, and the entire leasing process was somewhat more complex than in the case of a standard warehouse property. The delivery of this project confirms the effective and long-term cooperation both with our client and with the developer, MLP Group, said Marcin Janik, Director and Head of Industrial & Logistics Services for Southern Poland at CBRE.

MLP Pruszków II is located in the Brwinów municipality, around five kilometres from Pruszków and within the wider Warsaw metropolitan area. The logistics park has a planned gross leasable area of approximately 427,000 square metres. Selected buildings have received BREEAM environmental certification, and photovoltaic panels are being installed on rooftops as part of the developer’s sustainability programme.

The complex is positioned between local road 760 and the A2 motorway, roughly three kilometres from the Pruszków-Żbików interchange, with access to nearby international rail lines. On-site amenities include a bus stop and a public bicycle station intended to support employee commuting options.