Early 2025 saw both development and leasing activity in Poland’s industrial and logistics market continue at a steady pace.

Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and global trade uncertainties, Poland’s commercial real estate market saw a notable rebound in investment activity in early 2025. Transactions totalled EUR 686 million in the first quarter, representing a 64% year-on-year increase.

Tenants remain active and continue to look for modern workspaces despite a notable decline in new office completions in Poland’s eight key regional cities, according to At a Glance: Regional City Office Markets, Q1 2025, the latest report from BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland. Gross take-up holds steady, with demand for premium quality offices rising, particularly in Kraków, Wrocław, and Tricity.

In the Warsaw office market, tenants remain active and continue to seek offices in central locations despite the decreasing volume of newly delivered space.

According to At a Glance. Modern Retail Market in Poland, Q1 2025, the latest report, retail development activity continues unabated. A total of 42,000 sqm was added to the Polish market in the first quarter, with this year’s new supply expected to surpass 400,000 sqm – approaching last year’s record volume.

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More than 2.6 million sqm of industrial and logistics space was delivered across Poland in 2024. While this was below the new supply levels recorded in previous years, the Polish market remains in good shape. Vacancy rates edged down, with development activity driven by demand coming from retail and 3PL, according to BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland’s latest report At a Glance. Industrial and Logistics Market Q4 2024.

According to BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland’s report At a Glance. Investment Market in Poland, Q4 2024, Poland’s commercial property market posted impressive gains in the final quarter of 2024, with last year’s total transaction volume rising more than twofold compared with 2023. Despite geopolitical risks, the market outlook remains positive.

Occupier demand in Poland’s regional city office markets rebounded in late 2024. However, subdued development activity and a low volume of new office deliveries have created a supply gap. Additionally, tenants are increasingly choosing to renegotiate their leases, says BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland in its report At a Glance. Regional City Office Markets Q4 2024.