
Panattoni, the market leader in industrial real estate in Europe, with another project for ESA Logistika in the Radzymin region. One of the leading operators in the Central and Eastern Europe region will occupy 30,000 sqm. They will start using the space at the beginning of 2023.
Panattoni has already delivered approximately 2 million sqm in the Warsaw region, and another large-scale investment being built within the capital is Panattoni Park Warsaw North II. The developer is building a complex of three buildings in Radzymin. Ultimately, the investment will occupy over 87,000 sqm. Approximately 30,000 sqm with the possibility of further expansion has been leased by ESA Logistika – a logistics operator actively operating in Central and Eastern Europe. The location is strategic due to the operational specifics of the client, who will be served within this facility. The location of the park will allow for distribution in the Warsaw area and to the east of the capital.
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ESA Logistika is already leasing 5,000 sqm from us at Panattoni Park Radzymin II, and has also signed agreements for projects in, among others, Konotopa. By providing modern industrial space, we are driving the operator's development in the Warsaw region, which is a strategic point on the logistics map of Poland – says
Marek Dobrzycki, Managing Director at Panattoni and adds
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Panattoni Park Warsaw North II is located in the vicinity of the Radzymin Południe junction on the S8 expressway. This guarantees an excellent connection with Białystok and Wrocław, as well as reaching the city center in about 30 minutes. The proximity to Warsaw is an important asset in the context of attracting valuable employees.
From Warsaw to Poznań. In addition to the Warsaw projects, Panattoni also delivered 50,000 sqm for ESA Logistika near Poznań, where the company conducts operations for one of the largest tire manufacturers in the world. Due to the characteristics of the goods stored in the investment near Poznań, Panattoni adapted the facility to increased fire safety standards and also divided the investment into two zones separated by an REI 240 wall. Furthermore, in order to increase the safety of employees during the unloading and loading of goods, the developer created a counter-slope in the external dock area.