Stokado, an active operator in the fast-growing Polish self-storage market, owned by Redefine Properties, Griffin Capital Partners and the founders, has started construction of a new self-storage facility in Warsaw. The project will offer about 5,000 sqm of Net Leasable Area (NLA) and will be the operator’s second asset in Warsaw.
This modern self-storage building is designed with a strong focus on sustainability and is aiming to achieve a BREEAM ‘Very Good’ certification. The project incorporates eco-friendly features such as solar panels, a heat pump, and energy-efficient LED lighting. Additionally, the entire reservation process can be completed online through the website or mobile app, and access to storage units will be managed via electronic locks, enabling a fully contactless experience. The facility will be accessible 24/7, ensuring maximum convenience for customers.
Pieter Prinsloo, Chief Executive Officer at Redefine Europe BV, says: “Warsaw plays a crucial role in our expansion strategy across Poland. The Bemowo facility marks Stokado’s second location in the city, following the already operational Warszawa-Modlińska facility. By investing in modern, sustainable solutions, we’re offering convenient services to private and business customers while supporting the growth of Poland’s emerging self-storage sector.”
The Warsaw facility is Stokado’s second construction project launched this year, following the first one that began in July and is located in Kraków. Stokado is also expanding into another key Polish agglomeration, the TriCity. The company has recently secured a plot of land in the Gdańsk-Brzeźno district, which is currently in the permitting process.
Piotr Fijołek, Co-Managing Partner, at Griffin Capital Partners, adds: “As urbanization and smaller living spaces drive consumer demand for flexible storage solutions, self-storage has become an increasingly attractive option. Over the next five years, we aim to strengthen Stokado’s position in the market and grow its presence in cities like Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, and the Tri-City. Each project brings us closer to becoming the market leader while providing high-quality, sustainable storage solutions that meet the growing needs of our customers.”
Construction is expected to be completed in October 2025, with the launch of operations following immediately thereafter.
