InterPadel is the first tenant at MLP Business Park Poznań

MLP Group has signed a lease agreement with a company operating a network of padel centers in Poland. InterPadel will occupy approximately 2,800 square meters of modern space at MLP Business Park Poznań. The facility is scheduled for handover in December 2025. The transaction was facilitated by MAXON Nieruchomości.
InterPadel is the first tenant of the under-construction MLP Business Park Poznań complex. According to the signed agreement, the company will occupy a total of approximately 2,800 square meters of space. Of this, nearly 2,600 square meters will be dedicated to sports activities (mainly padel), while the remaining area will consist of office spaces. The completed facility is planned to be handed over in December 2025. The tenant was supported in the transaction by MAXON Nieruchomości.

InterPadel is building a network of padel centers in Poland. Padel is a rapidly growing racket sport that combines elements of tennis and squash.

– This is another project of ours focused on opening a modern padel club in Poland. InterPadel in Poznań, housed in a newly constructed facility, will feature 9 courts, making it the largest venue of its kind in the Greater Poland region. We aim to offer the highest quality services, engage and support the padel community. Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country and worldwide, and we want it to become a way of actively spending time in this area as well. We are also pleased with our collaboration with MLP Group – a brand with extensive experience in the real estate industry – said Jacek Sobala, CEO of InterPadel Polska. 

– We are extremely pleased to have signed our first lease agreement at such an early stage of developing our modern urban project located in the Poznań metropolitan area. This milestone demonstrates significant interest in our offering, situated just a short distance from the city center. The excellent location attracts both last-mile logistics companies and entities from the recreational and sports sectors, as evidenced by our collaboration with InterPadel. The emerging complex will meet the highest quality standards and, like all our investments, will undergo BREEAM certification – said Agnieszka Góźdź, Member of the Management Board, Chief Development Officer at MLP Group S.A.

– InterPadel was seeking a tailored solution that would enable them to conduct sports activities within a warehouse facility located in an urban area. A detailed analysis of their needs and discussions conducted early in the design phase revealed that MLP Business Park Poznań could meet all the client’s expectations. This transaction is an excellent example of synergy between the parties. We are delighted to have initiated the commercialization of this modern and urban park while also contributing to the creation of a space that promotes active lifestyles – said Kamilla Joszczuk, Head of the Industrial Department at MAXON Nieruchomości.

MLP Business Park Poznań is an urban project located just 9 km from the city center, at Wołczyńska Street 18. It will ultimately offer a total of 43,300 square meters of modern space. One of the main advantages of the park is its ideal location, ensuring easy access by car and public transport. The park is surrounded by a bus and tram stop, with the PKP Junikowo railway station nearby, and is only 2.5 km from the A2 motorway.

The excellent location allows for fast and efficient last-mile logistics, making it an ideal spot for opening a prestigious office just a short distance from the city center. The MLP Group project is primarily aimed at companies in the e-commerce sector and other entities whose business activities require an urban location and high-standard office and commercial space.

In keeping with its build & hold strategy, MLP Group retains completed logistics parks in its portfolio and manages them. All projects undertaken by MLP Group are distinguished by highly attractive logistics park locations, built-to-suit solutions, and ongoing tenant support throughout the lease term.