Jet Industrial Lease (JIL), a real estate fund owned by Czech investment company Jet Investment, has completed the acquisition of a project to develop two modern industrial halls in Gdańsk with a total leasable area of 66,000 sqm. The facilities will be built on a 15-hectare plot in the southern part of the city. This marks the fund’s second deal announced within the past month and its seventh industrial property investment in Poland.
Construction is scheduled to begin in spring 2026, with completion of both halls expected by mid-2027. The project, which already holds a valid building permit, will be developed in line with the highest environmental standards, in accordance with BREEAM certification requirements. JIL is partnering on this project with a leading Polish developer specialising in industrial and logistics real estate. The investment will be carried out through its subsidiary, Logistics Park Będzieszyn Sp. z o.o.
“This is our seventh investment in Poland, further confirming the potential of the local industrial property market. Gdańsk perfectly fits our strategy of investing in strategic locations across Europe. Our goal is to create an industrial complex that combines modern solutions with the highest standards of sustainable construction,” said Pavel Drabina, Managing Director of Jet Industrial Lease.
“Gdańsk is one of the fastest-growing logistics regions in Poland and represents a competitive alternative to the congested ports of the North Sea. With further infrastructure investments and the expansion of the Baltic Hub, we expect the city to maintain its position among key destinations for logistics and e-commerce tenants,” said Jan Kos, Real Estate Acquisitions Director at Jet Industrial Lease.
The Gdańsk investment follows the recently announced development of an industrial complex in Rzeszów, carried out by the fund in cooperation with Panattoni. It is the twelfth project in the Jet Industrial Lease SICAV portfolio since its establishment in 2020.
“Jet Industrial Lease comprises a portfolio of attractive industrial assets that are more resilient to market fluctuations than commercial properties, offering investors stable and predictable returns,” said Joanna Stec-Gamracy, Head of Sales at Jet Investment in Poland. “Seven out of twelve JIL projects are located in Poland, confirming the strong potential of our market to deliver attractive returns for investors.”
