Friday, 13 November 2026
Polish property developer Refield is preparing to open a new retail park in Sanok, southeastern Poland, on 19 November 2026. The development will provide approximately 23,000 sqm of gross leasable area (GLA) and is fully leased ahead of its opening, according to the company.
The project is Refield’s largest development to date and is located in the southeastern part of Sanok, close to the city’s bypass and national roads 28 and 84. Its location provides road access for residents of Sanok and surrounding communities, as well as motorists travelling towards the Bieszczady region.
The retail park will accommodate a mixture of grocery, fashion, footwear, sports, electronics, household goods and service operators. Biedronka will provide the grocery offering, while fashion tenants include Reserved, Sinsay, Cropp, House, HalfPrice, Ochnik, CCC, Worldbox, Diverse and Big Star.
Other retailers include Martes Sport, 4F, Rossmann, Hebe, Douglas, Action, TEDi, Pepco, home&you, Pan Materac, Media Expert, Smyk, X-Kids and Apart. The development will also accommodate Orange and T-Mobile outlets, healthcare services, a Diagnostyka+ collection point and an optical store.
Refield reports that all available retail space has been leased before the opening. Mateusz Świętochowski, Chief Operating Officer and Management Board Member at Refield, said the company had completed the leasing process with full occupancy, following efforts to establish a mix of retail and service categories.
The development will provide approximately 650 parking spaces, electric vehicle charging facilities and an InPost parcel locker. Vehicle access will be from Karpacka Street.
A Castorama home improvement store is being developed on an adjoining plot and is scheduled to open in spring 2027. The store will therefore not form part of the initial retail opening on 19 November.
The project adds a substantial amount of retail accommodation to Sanok’s local market and reflects continued development activity in Poland’s regional retail park sector. Such schemes typically combine national retail chains with service operators in locations accessible by car, serving catchment areas extending beyond individual towns.
Although Refield has confirmed full leasing ahead of the opening, the company has not disclosed the total investment cost, rental levels or expected annual visitor numbers. The announcement also does not specify whether the adjacent Castorama development is included in the reported 23,000 sqm of gross leasable area.
