Saturday, 15 March 2025
The Warsaw Trade Tower (WTT), a skyscraper in Globalworth’s portfolio, has expanded its tenant mix with a new medical addition. On February 10, 2025, the Optegra laser vision correction clinic officially opened on the first floor of the building, marking the twelfth facility of the Optegra network in Poland and its third clinic in Warsaw.
The opening of the flagship Optegra Warszawa Centrum clinic enhances WTT’s role as a mixed-use office space, offering high-quality medical services to both office tenants and the wider Warsaw community. As a leader in laser eye surgery, Optegra has been operating in Poland for over 25 years and has chosen WTT’s prime location to introduce its most advanced facility yet.
Spanning over 500 square meters, the new clinic has been designed to meet the highest European medical standards, providing a modern, patient-friendly environment. The facility features nine specialized rooms, including two doctor’s offices, five optometric surgeries, two diagnostic rooms, and a treatment room.
Equipped with cutting-edge Zeiss technology, the clinic offers internationally recognized SMILE/Lentivue laser vision correction procedures. A team of experienced surgeons and optometrists ensures that all treatments meet the highest safety and precision standards.
“Warsaw Trade Tower is the perfect location for our flagship project in the capital. The clinic was designed as a ‘perfect space’ in every aspect, with a location that offers easy access from all parts of Warsaw,” said Agnieszka Szpara, President of the Board of Optegra Ophthalmic Clinics. “Warsaw Centrum meets the highest European standards, featuring the ‘golden standard’ of technology, advanced correction methods, patient safety protocols, and a dedicated team of specialists.”
The clinic was developed in under five months, requiring extensive coordination to meet strict ISO and sanitary standards. The project involved adapting WTT’s existing infrastructure to accommodate the clinic’s needs, including integrating specialized air conditioning systems within the operational office tower.
“Medical tenants have unique design and fit-out requirements, particularly for high-tech clinics. Our team successfully delivered a space that meets the highest expectations of both the clinic and its patients,” said Mateusz Szpala, Project Manager at Workplaces, Globalworth Poland.
The addition of Optegra reflects Globalworth’s strategy to diversify its tenant portfolio by integrating high-quality medical services within office buildings. The company has already partnered with Medicover, LuxMed, Enel-Med, and PolMed, reinforcing the trend of premium office spaces evolving into mixed-use hubs that combine business, healthcare, and social functions.
“Medical facilities increasingly prefer office buildings that offer not only business advantages but also excellent accessibility and services,” said Weronika Maria Kuna, MRICS, Asset Management and Leasing Manager at Globalworth Poland. “We are proud to strengthen our collaboration with the healthcare sector at Warsaw Trade Tower.”
Colliers provided transaction advisory services for the lease agreement. With a growing mix of corporate and medical tenants, Warsaw Trade Tower continues to evolve as a premier, multifunctional business destination in the heart of the Polish capital.
