Largest Warehouses in Poland: Key Logistics Centers and Warehouse Parks.

The warehousing market in Poland is undergoing dynamic development, as evidenced by the growing area of modern logistics parks and warehouse centers. In 2023, the total warehouse and industrial space in Poland will exceed 31 million sqm, which demonstrates the growing importance of this sector to the country's economy. In this article, we provide an overview of the largest warehouses in Poland, their locations and current market trends.

Geographic Division and Locations of Warehouses

Poland is divided into several major warehouse regions that concentrate the majority of warehouse space. The main regions are:

Warsaw and surrounding areas - This region is the most important logistics center in the country. Thanks to its strategic location, proximity to the capital and developed road infrastructure (including the A2 highway), Warsaw attracts numerous warehouse investments.

Upper Silesia - Due to its central location and excellent transportation network, Upper Silesia is a key region for logistics. Some of the largest warehouse centers in Poland are located here, with easy access to the A4 highway.

Central Poland - Includes Łódź, among others, which has become the logistics center of the country thanks to its central location and proximity to the A1 and A2 highways.

Lower Silesia - This region, with Wroclaw as its main center, is attractive due to its proximity to the German border and well-developed road infrastructure.

Greater Poland - Includes Poznań and surrounding areas, which are strategically located at the intersection of important transportation routes.

List of Largest Warehouses

Below is a list of the largest warehouses in Poland, ranked from smallest to largest, based on area:

Prologis Park Wrocław Bielany - 137,000 sqm. Amazon Gliwice - 210,000 m² Amazon Świebodzin - 193,000 m² Tulipan Park Stryków - 188,000 m² Panattoni Park Poznań I - 170,000 m² MLP Pruszków I - 169,000 m² P3 Błonie - 315,700 m² SEGRO Logistics Park Stryków - 302,000 m² MLP Pruszków II - 301,600 m² Panattoni Park Sosnowiec I - 290,000 m² P3 Piotrków - 269,900 m² Prologis Park Chorzów - 250,000 m² Central European Logistics Hub in Łódź - 630,000 sq. m. Trends in the Warehouse Market

The following trends are currently noticeable in the Polish warehouse market:

Growth of warehouse space - Warehouse space has increased significantly in recent years, driven by growing demand for modern warehouse space, especially among companies in the e-commerce and courier sectors.

Infrastructure development - The modernization and development of road infrastructure, including highways and expressways, significantly affects the attractiveness of warehouse locations. Particularly important here are investments in border regions and around major cities.

Sustainability - There is an increasing emphasis on the construction of environmentally friendly warehouse buildings, equipped with energy-saving technologies such as LED lighting and photovoltaic installations.

Automation and cutting-edge technologies - Warehouses are increasingly using advanced technologies, such as warehouse automation systems, to increase operational efficiency.