Panattoni sells two industrial parks to an international investor

Panattoni has finalized the sale of two industrial parks – Panattoni Park Ruda Śląska III and Panattoni Park Kraków East II – to a prominent international investor specializing in commercial real estate as its entry to Poland. The transaction highlights the enduring strength of Poland’s logistics market and the appeal of fully leased, strategically located assets. The total transaction value reached around €70 million.

“These transactions reinforce Panattoni’s position as a leader in delivering high-quality industrial assets that meet the evolving demands of both tenants and investors. Parks in strategic locations with top-tier specifications continue to attract significant interest, highlighting the strength of the logistics market,” commented Michał Stanisławski, Co-Head of Capital Markets Poland at Panattoni.

In the Upper Silesian industrial region, certified Panattoni Park Ruda Śląska III offers 72,000 sqm of modern warehouse and logistics space. Its strategic position near the A1 and A4 motorways ensures excellent connectivity across Poland and neighbouring markets. The park is fully leased, with key tenants including Midocean Company, which operates its primary logistics and printing hub here.

Panattoni Park Kraków East II is just a few hundred meters from the A4 motorway near Kraków. The 18,540 sqm facility combines a modern A-class warehouse and light production space. Features include unloading docks, ground-level access gates, and ample parking, catering to diverse business needs. The park is also BREEAM-certified and fully leased. Major tenants include Canpack, a leader in sustainable packaging solutions.

Both parks reflect Panattoni’s commitment to sustainability, offering eco-friendly solutions such as LED lighting, energy management systems, and EV charging stations. As demand for prime logistics facilities grows, these assets align with investors’ focus on resilient and sustainable real estate.

“Our parks are designed to address the dual objectives of functionality and sustainability, contributing to the growth of the logistics sector while supporting environmental goals. This sale demonstrates the enduring appeal of Panattoni’s assets,” added Michał Stanisławski.