Trademarc sells BTS warehouse near Warsaw

Logistics platform Trademarc has sold a warehouse in Teresin near Warsaw (Sochaczew county). The area of the BTS facility is almost 37.6 thousand sqm.

The facility, developed in stages, with an initial area of 24,800 sqm commissioned in June 2021 and an additional 12,790 sqm completed last year, reflects the tenant's commitment to this strategic location. The property has been fully leased to a distributor of globally recognized FMCG brands, small household appliances, and HoReCa products, and has been adapted to the tenant's specific needs. Located in Teresin, the third zone of the Warsaw region, the facility offers excellent access to key transport hubs. It is situated near the DK92 national road, about 26 km from the A2 motorway junction and about a 40-minute drive from Warsaw.

– The logistics market in Poland remains resilient despite the temporary economic slowdown observed in European Union countries. As one of the fastest-growing countries in Europe, Poland offers state-of-the-art and sustainable logistics facilities that attract both renowned tenants and investors. BTS Warsaw West, created with the tenant's specific needs in mind, also meets rigorous environmental and technological standards. We are optimistic about the future prospects of the Polish logistics and industrial market, and we will continue to analyze the market for new, attractive re-investment opportunities – says Auri Benatar, Executive Director at Trademarc Property Fund.

The project received a BREEAM certificate at the Very Good level. Realized in cooperation with Panattoni, the building was adapted to the tenant's requirements. The facility in Teresin was adapted, among others, to increased fire resistance above 4000 MJ/sqm, the clear height was set at 12 meters, and the expansion area comprises approx. 2,106 sqm of temperature-controlled zone. Furthermore, the tenant participated in the investment costs by equipping their space with an automated sorting system and participated in the cost of reinforcing the roof for a photovoltaic installation.

- Carefully observing the Polish market, we see many new, attractive investment opportunities. Therefore, we are adjusting our strategy by disposing of stabilized and profitable assets and using the released funds for new projects that will reflect a new market equilibrium point. The logistics and warehouse sector remains very attractive, offering our investors significant growth and profit potential – adds Łukasz Toczek, Senior Vice President Investments at Griffin Capital Partners.