LeadCrest Capital Partners, an European fund exclusively dedicated to structured real estate financing, announced the successful leasing of its prime Polish asset, Bielany Logistics, located in Bielany Wrocławskie near Wrocław. The modern logistics facility will be occupied by ID Logistics, an international logistics operator providing services for a strategic FMCG client.
This deal marks a significant achievement for LeadCrest, particularly in the context of a challenging and highly selective logistics market where tenant demand is increasingly focused on quality, location, and operational efficiency. The transaction demonstrates LeadCrest’s ability to secure strong outcomes despite tighter market conditions and confirms the continued attractiveness of well-located, high-quality assets in Poland, which remain resilient and competitive in attracting leading occupiers.
Bielany Logistics offers modern, high-specification warehouse space tailored to the needs of logistics operators, e-commerce platforms, and distribution companies. It provides warehouse space in a strategic and well-connected location. Situated near Wrocław and close to the A8 motorway, the facility enjoys easy access to key transport routes in Poland and abroad.
Assi Toivakka Kelly, Investment Team, LeadCrest Capital Partners, commented: “We are delighted to welcome ID Logistics as a new tenant at Bielany Logistics and look forward to a long-term partnership. This transaction highlights both the strategic positioning of the asset within key European supply chains and the continued attractiveness of well-located, high-quality assets in Poland, even in tighter market conditions.”
Rafał Lewandowski, Contract Management Director, ID Logistics Polska, said: “The warehouse facility in Bielany Wrocławskie will play an important role in supporting our client’s operations and the further development of its European supply chain. Thanks to its strategic location in south-western Poland and proximity to the customer’s factory, the facility provides strong connectivity with key Western European markets and creates solid conditions for further growth.”
Michał Pszkit, Board Member and Head of Property Management, BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland, added: “This is a very strong transaction, particularly given the asset’s original BTS format for a food sector operator, which makes such properties more complex to adapt. The flexible, solution-oriented approach of both the landlord and the tenant was key to agreeing on terms that met both parties’ needs and successfully closing the deal.”
In the leasing process, LeadCrest Capital Partners was represented by BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland as its advisory agent. ID Logistics was represented by JLL.