Trademarc, a leading logistics platform co-owned and managed by Griffin Capital Partners, has finalized the sale of a strategically located Built-to-Suit (BTS) warehouse in Teresin, west of Warsaw. The 37,590 square meter facility, developed in phases, initially provided 24,800 square meters of space in June 2021, with an additional 12,790 square meters completed last year. This expansion underscores the tenant’s commitment to the location, which is fully leased to a distributor of globally recognized FMCG brands, small household appliances, and HoReCa products.
The warehouse, situated in the third zone of the Warsaw region, boasts excellent connectivity to major transportation routes. It is near national road DK92, approximately 26 kilometers from the A2 Motorway junction, and about a 40-minute drive from Warsaw. The facility was specifically tailored to meet the tenant’s needs, including enhanced fire resistance, a clear height of 12 meters, and a controlled temperature zone of approximately 2,106 square meters. The building also achieved a BREEAM certification at the Very Good level, reflecting its adherence to high environmental and technological standards.
Auri Benatar, Executive Director at Trademarc Property Fund, highlighted the resilience of the Polish logistics market despite broader economic challenges in the European Union. “Poland’s logistics sector remains one of the fastest-growing in Europe, characterized by state-of-the-art, sustainable facilities that attract both esteemed tenants and investors. The BTS Warsaw West project, developed to precise specifications, exemplifies this trend. We continue to be optimistic about the Polish industrial and logistics market and will actively seek new investment opportunities,” Benatar stated.
The project was developed in collaboration with Panattoni and saw significant tenant involvement, including the installation of an automated sorting system and enhancements to the roof for photovoltaic panel installation.
Łukasz Toczek, Senior Vice President of Investments at Griffin Capital Partners, noted the evolving investment strategy: “The Polish market continues to present numerous attractive investment opportunities. As we shift our strategy towards divesting stabilized assets and reinvesting in new projects that align with current market dynamics, the logistics and warehouse sector remains a highly promising area for growth and returns.”
Details of the buyer and the transaction amount have not been disclosed. Rymarz Zdort, SKJB, and JLL provided advisory services to the seller throughout the disposal process.
