Grant Thornton extends its lease at Malta Office Park and increases its office space

Grant Thornton, the Polish member firm of the Grant Thornton International network, has renewed its lease at Malta Office Park in Poznań and decided to expand its occupied area. The new agreement, signed for five years, increases the company’s space in the complex to nearly 4,200 sq m.

Malta Office Park consists of six office buildings located next to Lake Malta, an area with long-established recreational and sports facilities as well as convenient public transport links. The surroundings include service points, retail outlets and cycling routes that connect the district with other parts of the city.

Grant Thornton, which has operated in Poland since 1993 and employs more than 1,200 people across seven locations, previously occupied close to 3,000 sq m in the complex. The expansion adds over 1,200 sq m and allows for a more flexible layout that can accommodate both individual work and collaborative tasks. Colliers advised the tenant during the renegotiation process.

Agnieszka Gola, Leasing Manager at EPP Polska, notes that the renewal and expansion reflect continued tenant interest in the complex, which the company manages. She adds that ongoing efforts focus on improving the quality of the working environment and adapting the property to current workplace expectations.

Completed in 2011, Malta Office Park has undergone a series of upgrades to align with contemporary environmental and operational standards. The complex holds a BREEAM Outstanding certification and is supplied entirely by renewable energy. It includes waste-sorting facilities and an intelligent system that tracks energy consumption throughout the day. A biodiversity plan has also been prepared for the site.

Tenants have access to various amenities, including cafés, a pharmacy, a medical clinic, a gym and parcel services, as well as outdoor areas between the buildings intended for informal use. The Piwnica Club, an on-site social space, is used for after-hours events.

EPP, which manages the complex, also organises activities for tenants, such as workshops and leisure events. According to Joanna Gieniusz-Langer, Senior Property Manager at EPP, the focus is on creating an environment that supports interaction among users in addition to providing office space.