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Central Poland Warehouse Market Summary

Central Poland ranks as the third-largest warehouse market in Poland, accounting for 14.1% of the national inventory. By Q4 2024, the region's warehouse stock reached 4.9 million square meters, growing by 8% year-on-year despite a slowdown in new supply (declining by 17% from 2023, with 340,000 sq m under construction). The vacancy rate stood at 9.7%, slightly lower year-on-year, while asking rents remained stable at approximately 3.50-4.50 EUR/sqm/month.

Key logistics hubs, such as Stryków, Łódź, and Piotrków Trybunalski, benefit from proximity to major highways like A1 and A2, enhancing their appeal for operators and retail chains. New supply growth slowed, with about 33,000 sq m of construction initiated in Q4 2024, and 1 million sq m leased, representing a 65% increase from 2023. Major transactions included renewals and expansions at sites like Hillwood Stryków II and Central European Logistics HUB, reflecting strong demand.