Panattoni, the world’s most active industrial real estate developer, has secured €10m in financing from Santander Bank Polska to launch the second phase of its City Logistics Warsaw Airport IV project. The urban logistics park, located just 5km from Chopin Airport, is strategically positioned to meet growing demand for last-mile delivery, urban warehousing and international logistics.
This next development stage will deliver 11,500m² of modern logistics space, including 1,600m² of high-spec offices. Panattoni’s modular layout offers small-scale units ideal for e-commerce, light manufacturing, courier services and packaging companies. Uniquely, the project also accommodates space for corporate headquarters or showrooms, maximising visibility from the S2 expressway.
“Thanks to the financing obtained from Santander Bank Polska, we can now proceed with the next stage of our investment, located in the south of Warsaw, on the ring road and just 5 km from Chopin Airport. Its excellent location makes City Logistics Warsaw Airport IV ideal for urban, domestic and international logistics,” said Emilia Taczewska-Trojańska, Head of Debt Finance Poland at Panattoni. “The new stage of the investment has already secured its first tenant, a leading provider of internal logistics solutions, which will move its branch to a more modern building with a larger space than before.”
The site’s location along the Warsaw Southern Bypass provides seamless access to key road corridors including the S2, S7, S8 and S79, making it a strategic hub for regional and national distribution. Investors and developers are increasingly drawn to urban logistics parks offering such proximity to population centres and infrastructure, especially those already generating rental income.
In line with Panattoni’s commitment to ESG, the development will be built to BREEAM Excellent standards. The first phase, comprising over 10,000m², is fully leased to a leading logistics operator, underlining tenant confidence and the park’s long-term income potential.
With demand for high-quality last-mile logistics real estate intensifying across Europe, Warsaw’s evolving logistics belt continues to attract capital, thanks to its mix of infrastructure, tenant demand and energy-efficient design standards.
People mentioned:
Emilia Taczewska-Trojańska – Head of Debt Finance Poland, Panattoni
Companies mentioned:
Panattoni – Developer of industrial and logistics real estate
Santander Bank Polska – Financing partner
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