
Panattoni has leased nearly 20,000 sqm of industrial space at Panattoni Park Wałbrzych to an e-commerce company, strengthening the logistics developer's presence in Lower Silesia.
The tenant will use the facility to manage operations across European markets. The agreement also marks another collaboration between the two companies, with the e-commerce business adding another location to its regional network.
The transaction highlights continued demand for modern logistics facilities from e-commerce companies seeking strategically located warehouse space.
The leased space will support the tenant's growing logistics operations and provide additional capacity for its European activities.
The deal was completed particularly quickly. According to Panattoni, only one week passed between the initial enquiry and signing of the lease, with the space handed over to the tenant the following day.
The rapid execution demonstrates the growing importance of flexibility and speed in the e-commerce logistics sector, where companies often need additional warehouse capacity within short timeframes.
Panattoni Park Wałbrzych is located in the Szczawienko district of Wałbrzych, close to national road No. 35 and the Czech border.
The park is situated within the Wałbrzych Special Economic Zone, providing access to regional industrial and logistics networks.
Its location makes the facility suitable for companies serving markets in Poland and neighbouring European countries, particularly the Czech Republic and other Central European destinations.
Panattoni Park Wałbrzych comprises two warehouses with a combined area of 57,000 sqm.
The buildings serve businesses operating in e-commerce, logistics and light manufacturing. The park also holds BREEAM certification, reflecting the increasing focus on sustainability within Poland's industrial property sector.
Following the latest lease, approximately 6,000 sqm remains available for tenants.
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Lower Silesia has become an important industrial and logistics market because of its proximity to major domestic and European markets.
Wałbrzych offers an alternative location to larger logistics hubs while providing access to established road infrastructure and the Czech market.
Panattoni has delivered nearly 2.5 million sqm of industrial space across Lower Silesia, making the region one of its most significant markets in Poland.
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The latest transaction demonstrates how e-commerce continues to generate demand for modern industrial and logistics properties.
As online retailers and logistics operators expand their European networks, strategically positioned warehouses can help companies shorten delivery times and improve distribution efficiency.
The nearly 20,000 sqm lease at Panattoni Park Wałbrzych therefore adds to the evidence of sustained demand for logistics space in Lower Silesia.
With further space still available at the park, Panattoni is positioned to accommodate additional occupiers as the region's industrial and e-commerce activity continues to develop.
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