Thursday, 13 November 2025
Jet Industrial Lease has expanded its portfolio in Poland with the acquisition of a project to develop two industrial halls in Gdańsk. The scheme, located on a 15.24-hectare site in the southern part of the city, is planned to offer approximately 66,000 sqm of lettable space once completed.
The transaction closed in October 2025, with the project purchased by Jet Industrial Lease SICAV, a.s., through its subsidiary Logistics Park Będzieszyn Sp. z o.o. The development holds a valid building permit, and construction is expected to begin in spring 2026. The fund will work with an established industrial developer operating on the Polish market. Both halls are planned for completion by mid-2027. The project is targeting a BREEAM sustainability certification.
According to Pavel Drabina, Managing Director of Jet Industrial Lease, the acquisition is the fund’s seventh investment in Poland and aligns with its regional industrial strategy.
The site is situated near the Baltic Hub container terminal, with direct access to the A1 motorway and the broader Tricity metropolitan area. The location provides multimodal transport links and access to a large labour pool, characteristics that have supported Gdańsk’s position as a logistics hub. Ongoing expansion of port facilities and regional infrastructure has continued to attract logistics and e-commerce occupiers.
Jan Kos, Director of Real Estate Acquisitions, noted that the Gdańsk region remains one of Poland’s more dynamic logistics markets, supported by investor activity and transport infrastructure upgrades.
The purchase follows Jet Industrial Lease’s recent investment in a 42,344 sqm industrial project in Rzeszów, developed in cooperation with Panattoni. Since its establishment in 2020, the fund has built a portfolio of twelve industrial assets across Central Europe.
Jet Industrial Lease forms part of Jet Investment, a Czech investment firm managing CZK 17 billion across private equity, industrial real estate and venture capital funds. The group holds investments in industrial companies across the region and operates through offices in Prague, Brno and Warsaw.
