Wednesday, 29 April 2026
Grudnik has consolidated its warehouse operations in Poland, relocating its central logistics hub to Distribution Park Łódź City as part of a broader strategy to streamline distribution and improve service delivery.
The company has leased approximately 6,700 sqm of warehouse space at the scheme, with Knight Frank advising on the transaction. The new facility will support distribution across north-western and central Poland, reflecting a shift towards a more centralised logistics model.
The move is intended to enhance operational efficiency by reducing delivery times and improving product availability. Grudnik’s network includes partnerships with over 300 European manufacturers and a product range exceeding 100,000 items, supported by its headquarters in Kraków, nine regional branches and a network of Monter Shop outlets.
According to Paweł Szczurek, the relocation marks the next phase of the company’s development, with the updated logistics structure expected to strengthen responsiveness to customer demand.
Located around 4 km from the centre of Łódź, Distribution Park Łódź City offers access to key transport infrastructure, including the A1 and A2 motorways, positioning it as a strategic node within Poland’s logistics network. The property is managed by Hines.
The choice of Łódź underlines the city’s growing role as a national logistics hub, supported by its central location and connectivity to major economic corridors.
Karolina Gałązka noted that the transaction reflects a wider trend of occupiers aligning real estate decisions with long-term operational strategies, particularly in the logistics sector where efficiency and location are increasingly critical.
