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Warehouses for rent and for sale in Warszawa Miasto

Warehouses for rent in Warsaw – within the city – new offers.
Warehouses for rent Warsaw – warehouses for rent in Warsaw, Włochy near Okęcie, in Ursus, i.e. warehouses in left-bank Warsaw and Żerań, halls in Targówek and Praga, warehouses on the right side of Warsaw (to the right of the Vistula). There are SBUs in Warsaw, city warehouses for rent in Warsaw (city logistics), large warehouses and halls in BIG BOX distribution centers, e.g. halls for courier companies (with cross-dock).
The largest warehouses for rent in Warsaw are built by international developers, as well as warehouses offered by companies managing large-scale halls for rent to several tenants. There are also properties for rent in Warsaw offered by individual owners. Such independent halls with offices located within the boundaries of Warsaw are a tempting option for companies looking for detached properties.
Tenants who need to rent a warehouse in Warsaw can choose between large-scale BIG BOX and SBU (Small Business Unit) warehouses, City Logistics urban warehouses and large warehouses in distribution centers. The new SBU warehouses in Warsaw offer small warehouse and logistics areas for rent along with relatively large office space.

Warsaw is the most prestigious, representative location in Poland. The Warsaw warehouse market is the largest in Poland. For years, the most warehouse space has been rented in Warsaw (zone I) and the vicinity of Warsaw (Warsaw zone II and Warsaw zone III). Many companies from all industries locate their warehouses here, including: logistics companies, e-commerce companies servicing online sales channels or warehouses of retail chains with FMCG goods serving the market in Warsaw.

In response to demand, warehouses for rent in Warsaw are being built by international commercial space developers. Here are the halls of Panattoni, Prologis, Segro, 7R, Logicor and others.

Municipal warehouses for rent in Warsaw are located mainly in the southwestern part of the capital, close to the airport in Okęcie (Okęcie, Włochy, Ursus). In addition, there are many warehouses in the north of Warsaw, near the S8 route (warehouses in Białołęka and halls in Bielany). In Warsaw, large warehouses, halls and storage areas, distribution centers and other logistics spaces are often sought after and are those with access to the main roads leaving the city. These include warehouses in Wola, halls in Ursus, warehouses in Żerań, and warehouse areas in Targówek.

Warsaw has the largest transport infrastructure of all warehouse markets in Poland. For years, the city has been using the excellent network of expressways S2, S8, S17, S79 and the A2 motorway, railway connections and the cargo terminal at Chopin Airport. The location is also favored by the fact that the suburbs are very logistically developed, which successfully take over part of the strong demand for warehouse space, as well as a very large staff of qualified employees.