Hillwood invests €70 million in two logistics parks in Wrocław

Hillwood Poland has made another significant acquisition this year, expanding its portfolio with two modern logistics parks located in the northern part of Wrocław. The properties, acquired from funds managed by Blackstone for approximately €70 million, strengthen the company’s strategic presence in one of the most competitive and fast-growing warehouse markets in the country.

Both fully let assets – now operating under the names Hillwood Wrocław City I and Hillwood Wrocław City II – are adding nearly 100,000 sqm to the company’s portfolio, which now exceeds 2.1 million sqm.

The acquisition of the two Wrocław parks marks another step in Hillwood Poland’s consistently executed expansion strategy. Following this year’s purchases of two projects in the Silesia region and an investment in Gdańsk, the company has acquired a total of 300,000 sqm of stabilised logistics assets and is accelerating both its development activity and the acquisition of fully commercialised assets in prime locations across Poland.

“The Hillwood team in Poland has made 2025 another strong year despite market challenges. While acquisitions exceeded EUR 200 million, we continue to develop new projects and remain active in leasing operations, having concluded around 40 agreements. Lower Silesia is today one of the key logistics hubs in Central Europe, and Wrocław has long attracted companies scaling their operations across international markets. The transaction with Blackstone strengthens the foundations of our portfolio and accelerates the execution of our long-term strategy for asset value growth,” says Hubert Michalak, President of Hillwood Poland.

The transaction was advised by experts from Addleshaw Goddard and CBRE.

Blackstone and Logicor, the managers of the two properties which have been sold, were advised by Clifford Chance, Poland.

Lower Silesia remains one of the most diversified and dynamic logistics regions in Central Europe, supported by a strong manufacturing base, a rapidly growing e-commerce sector, and convenient access to key EU markets.