Otwock Retail Park Set to Open in December with Nearly 24,000 sqm of Space

Construction of a new retail park in Otwock, southeast of Warsaw, is nearing completion, with the opening scheduled for 3 December 2026. Developed by Redkom Development, the Świderek scheme will provide approximately 24,000 sq m of gross lettable area across around 35 retail, service and restaurant units.

The development is located at 4 Sołtana Street, close to the S17 expressway, with access to Otwock and neighbouring communities including Józefów, Karczew and the southeastern part of the Warsaw metropolitan area. According to the developer, almost all of the available commercial space has been leased ahead of the opening.

The occupiers include Lidl, JYSK, Jula, New Yorker, HalfPrice, Sinsay, CCC, Media Expert, Rossmann, Martes Sport, Action, Pepco, TEDi, MR.DIY, Empik and Agata Meble. Other tenants include Żabka, Xtreme Fitness, Xtreme Kids, several food operators and businesses providing everyday services.

Cosmetics retailer Rituals is also expected to open a store at the property. According to Redkom Development, this will be the company’s second location in Poland within a retail park. The range of tenants reflects the expansion of the retail park format into categories traditionally associated with shopping centres, including fashion, beauty, home furnishings and leisure.

The buildings incorporate design features referencing the traditional Świdermajer architecture found in Otwock and nearby areas. The development also includes green roofs, while the external areas will provide approximately 700 parking spaces and facilities for electric vehicle charging.

An outdoor recreation area with a children’s playground is planned for spring 2027. The property is currently undergoing BREEAM assessment, with a Very Good certification level being sought.

The addition of nearly 24,000 sq m of retail space will increase the supply of modern commercial premises in the southeastern Warsaw area. With most units already committed to tenants, the development is expected to enter operation with a broad range of retail and service businesses.