Leading Polish distributer renews lease at P3 Błonie park

P3 Logistic Parks, a developer and owner of logistics properties in Europe, completed the prolongation of a lease agreement with Europapier for 13,732 sqm of warehouse space and 450 sqm of office space at P3 Błonie park.

Iwona Sadowska, Head of Leasing at P3 Logistic Parks in Poland, said: “Long-term relations with our clients are of crucial value as they confirm the trust our partners place in us. The continuation of our relationship with Europapier Polska is the latest affirmation of the quality of P3’s services and demonstrates we are able to meet the requirements set for us. P3 Błonie park is one of our first investments in Poland; offering an excellent location, it provides tenants with efficient and effective distribution of their products throughout the country. We are pleased that Europapier has decided to continue to grow with us”.

Europapier Polska is one of the largest distributors in Poland of printing and office paper, packaging materials, advertising media and hygiene products. The Europapier Group operates in 13 countries in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), as part of Heinzel holding company, which is a leading industry investor with global reach. In Poland, Europapier has been growing since 1991, with its main office located in the West Station complex at the Warszawa Zachodnia Railway Station, in the capital city. The building has a BREEAM “Very Good” certification level.

Marek Cholewa, President of the management board of Europapier Polska, said: “We have been operating in the P3 Błonie park since 2004 and have managed to develop a leading position in the paper distribution market in Poland and CEE over the years. The extension of the lease agreement follows the company’s development and the fact we are satisfied with the existing cooperation with P3 Logistics Parks”.

P3 Błonie Park is located just 27 km west of Warsaw, at the intersection of the 92 national road and the A2 motorway, which is part of the E30 European transit route. The park consists of 15 buildings constructed between 1999 and 2022. The largest tenants include Antalis, DSV Solutions, Wilshire Holding, IBM, Europapier, Quick Service Logistics, Green Factory Logistics and Triumph.