Saturday, 15 March 2025
Panattoni has successfully completed the sale of two industrial parks – Panattoni Park Ruda Śląska III and Panattoni Park Kraków East II – to a major international investor making its entry into the Polish market. The transaction, valued at approximately €70 million, underscores the robust demand for fully leased, strategically located logistics assets in Poland’s thriving industrial sector.
“These transactions reaffirm Panattoni’s leadership in delivering high-quality industrial facilities that meet the evolving needs of both tenants and investors. Strategically located parks with top-tier specifications continue to attract strong interest, demonstrating the strength of the logistics market,” said Michał Stanisławski, Co-Head of Capital Markets Poland at Panattoni.
Panattoni Park Ruda Śląska III, located in the Upper Silesian industrial region, offers 72,000 sqm of modern warehouse and logistics space. Its prime position near the A1 and A4 motorways ensures exceptional connectivity within Poland and to neighboring markets. Fully leased to key tenants, the park hosts midocean company, which operates its primary logistics and printing hub on-site.
Meanwhile, Panattoni Park Kraków East II, situated just meters from the A4 motorway near Kraków, comprises 18,540 sqm of A-class warehouse and light production space. Designed to meet diverse operational needs, the facility features unloading docks, ground-level access gates, and ample parking. It is fully leased, with major tenants such as Canpack, a leader in sustainable packaging solutions.
Both industrial parks reflect Panattoni’s focus on sustainability, incorporating features such as LED lighting, energy management systems, and EV charging stations. With BREEAM certifications, the parks align with investor priorities for environmentally responsible and resilient real estate investments.
“Our parks are developed to combine functionality and sustainability, supporting the logistics sector’s growth while advancing environmental objectives. This sale highlights the enduring attractiveness of Panattoni’s assets to leading global investors,” added Michał Stanisławski.
The transaction highlights the strength of Poland’s logistics market, where demand for modern, sustainable facilities in prime locations remains high, ensuring attractive opportunities for international investors.
