Kraków attracts capital. The LOG IN fund buys a warehouse in Nowa Huta

Kraków is strengthening its position on the logistics map of Poland. The LOG IN fund, managed by Theoreim, has acquired an industrial property in Nowa Huta through a sale-and-leaseback arrangement. This is the platform's second investment in the Polish market.

Warehouse with an area of over 16,000 sqm

The property was built in 2001 and modernized in 2008. It offers, among other things:

• 6 loading docks,
• 4 ground-level gates,
• floor load capacity of up to 5 tons/sqm,
• clear height reaching 13.5 m.

Long-term contract and triple net lease model

The previous owner remains the user of the facility, having signed a new 10-year triple net lease agreement.

This means that the tenant is responsible for operating costs, maintenance, and any necessary repairs, which increases revenue predictability for the investor.

Strategic location in Nowa Huta

The warehouse is located in the eastern part of Kraków, in the industrial district of Nowa Huta. The location provides quick access to the A4 motorway, one of the key transport corridors in southern Poland.

Modernization plan and ESG activities

The new owner plans to carry out an environmental modernization of the facility. Analyzed measures include:

• installation of photovoltaic panels,
• energy consumption optimization,
• solutions supporting the tenant's energy transition.

These actions are in line with the fund's responsible investment strategy.

Another step in expansion in Poland

The purchase in Kraków is the second investment by LOG IN in Poland – the first was completed in Tychy.

The transaction strengthens the fund's presence in Central and Eastern Europe and confirms Poland's growing importance as a market for logistics capital.

Poland on investors' radar

The Polish warehouse market remains attractive to foreign investors due to infrastructure development, a strong industrial base, and growing demand for modern logistics space.

The investment in Kraków shows that regional markets – beyond the largest hubs – also successfully attract large international funds.