The sale of the Ferio Wawer shopping centre in Warsaw was finalised in December 2025. Savills Poland acted as the exclusive transaction advisor, responsible for securing the buyer and coordinating the entire process. Following completion, the company will continue as property manager and assume the role of exclusive leasing advisor. The new owner of the centre in Wawer is ERA PARK.
Ferio Wawer is a well-established retail destination in Warsaw, combining shopping, services and leisure. The transaction, closed in December 2025, exemplifies Savills’ “end-to-end” strategy. Thanks to close cooperation between the Investment Advisory team and the Property Management team, which managed the asset before sale, the process was smooth and ensured full operational and advisory security for the seller.
“This sale demonstrates the strength of our integrated advisory model. Combining transactional expertise with management know-how enabled us to clearly define Ferio Wawer’s strengths and present them in a way that gave the buyer a transparent and secure business outlook. It proves that at Savills we do more than broker deals – we actively support clients throughout the entire property lifecycle,” said Michał Bryszewski, Board Member, Head of Property & Asset Management, Savills.
Under its mandate, Savills was responsible for identifying the purchaser, coordinating legal and technical due diligence, and conducting a commercial audit of the shopping centre previously owned by STRABAG Real Estate Poland. Post-completion, Savills will not only remain the property manager but also expand its remit as the exclusive leasing agent for retail space.
“The successful sale of Ferio Wawer confirms that the convenience segment remains one of the most attractive investment avenues in Poland. Assets offering a diversified retail and service mix align well with investors’ long-term strategies. We continue to see liquidity in the Polish retail market for quality schemes, with investors increasingly seeking assets that deliver predictable performance and resilience to shifting consumer trends,” commented Mark Richardson, Head of Investment, Savills.
From an investment perspective, the Ferio Wawer transaction illustrates the growing importance of convenience assets in investor strategies. In the current market environment, this segment offers stability and predictable returns, making it attractive to both domestic and international capital.
“This new acquisition is a strong complement to our existing portfolio and aligns well with our investment strategy. We are satisfied with both the course of the process and the level of professionalism demonstrated throughout. We will continue to monitor the market in search of further opportunities,” says Mariusz Stasiewicz, Market Analysis Director at ERA PARK.
“The sale of Ferio Wawer marks the culmination of our investment plan for this location. We have successfully created and stabilised an asset that, despite evolving market trends, maintains a strong position and loyal customer base. This transaction is proof of the liquidity of prime retail assets in Poland. We thank Savills for their professional advice and efficient execution of the sale process,” said Łukasz Ciesielski, Managing Director, STRABAG Real Estate Poland.
ERA PARK specialises in investing in convenience retail schemes, building a strong presence in regional cities and key districts, as evidenced by its existing parks in Iława, Wieluń, Radomsko and Warsaw’s Rembertów. The group is in a phase of dynamic expansion, simultaneously extending its largest scheme in Iława and developing a new project of over 6,000 sqm in Kosakowo near Gdynia. ERA PARK focuses on creating first-choice retail destinations – convenient and close to home – where well-known brands meet the everyday needs of local communities. The acquisition of Ferio Wawer is a strategic step that paves the way for ERA PARK’s further growth in the modern retail segment.
