Warehouses for rent - Wroclaw

Warehouses for rent in Wroclaw attract national tenants and distribution companies operating in Central Europe. The dynamic development of local road infrastructure , convenient geographical location and a strong workforce base generate a constant demand for logistics and warehousing facilities for rent in Lower Silesia.

Region summary

• 1 394 000 m²
  Total existing space
• 72 000 m²
  Space available for rent
• 102 000 m²
  Under construction
• 301 000 m²
  Transactions m²

Biggest transactions

Client	Warehouse Park	Area
Deichmann Logistik	Prologis Park Wrocław III	13 300 m2
Yusen	Prologis Park Wrocław IV	12 800 m2
Geodis	Distribution Park Wrocław	12 000 m2

The attractiveness of the region in the eyes of potential investors is also growing thanks to grants and tax incentives offered through Special Economic Zones as well as development opportunities in local technology parks.

Looking for a warehouse to rent by A4 motorway?

Thanks to A4 motorway (east-west direction, part of the international route E40 and the TEN- T), Wrocław – as the first Polish city – became part of the European network of expressways. What is more, the city is intersected by major national and international transit routes and a broad network of well-developed regional roads (A8 motorway, S8 express road in the direction of Lodz and Warsaw, S3 express way, national roads DK5 , DK8 , DK35 and DK94 ).

Located in the direct vicinity of Wroclaw, the warehouse parks provide excellent conditions for running operations, targeting main European cities and regions. The most popular facilities offering modern distribution, storage and light production space include parks by Prologis, Panattoni, Goodman, Hines and SEGRO.

Smaller warehouses in the city

Apart from large industrial parks, there are also facilities offering smaller warehouse units for rent available in Wroclaw. These are called Small Business Units (as they also provide adjoining attractive office space) and can be an interesting alternative for companies in search of smaller storage units in central locations or for those, who are just entering the Polish market. The pioneer of SBU in Wroclaw was Aviva. The concept has however developed and thanks to other industrial developers we are now seeing the offer of city warehouses constantly growing.

Industrial initiatives lured in by local investment opportunities

Wroclaw’s investment potential has already been acknowledged by a wide range of foreign investors from many different market sectors. Lower Silesia region has been chosen as the main hub for running distribution and production by inter alia companies from automotive industry (Toyota, Volvo, Faurecia and Bridgestone ) and electro-mechanical field (Toshiba, Bosch, Siemens, LG Electronics, Whirlpool). The list is topped up by an American e-commerce giant Amazon and his 2 logistics hubs of over 200 000 sq m.