Arvato, a leader in logistics services for e-commerce and healthcare, has selected Prologis Park Poznań III as the location for its new European distribution center. The investment will deliver a modern 46,000-square-meter facility, including 1,000 square meters of office space. 

Only ten months after signing the agreement, Prologis, the global leader in logistics real estate, has delivered the new Eastern European Regional Distribution and Kitting Center to Schaeffler, the Motion Technology Company. This  62,500 square meter facility, located in Ujazd in Poland’s Opole Province, will play an important role in the aftermarket supply chain of Schaeffler’s Vehicle Lifetime Solutions division, serving Central and Eastern European markets. 

Linsan, a wholesale food supplier and distributor, is expanding its presence on the Czech market and has chosen Prologis Park Prague-Chrášťany as its new logistics base. The company will occupy the entire newest building in the park, totaling 5,437 square meters, including 333 square meters of office space.

GEODIS – a leading global provider of customized solutions in transport, warehousing, logistics and supply chain management – will lease 9,600 sqm of modern warehouse and office space at Prologis Park Teresin. The agreement was signed under the Clear Lease® model, which ensures full cost transparency and operational predictability.

Vacancy rates holding just below 8%, e-commerce emerging as a key driver of new supply, the growing importance of energy security, and an increased focus on operational efficiency – these are the main trends expected to shape Poland’s logistics real estate market in 2026, according to Prologis Research.

Europe’s €500 billion logistics real estate market faces a structural supply gap of more than €150 billion, according to a new Prologis Research white paper, Persistent Supply Constraints Position Europe For Value Growth.

Companies that invest in the health and wellbeing of their people report up to 30% lower staff turnover and significantly higher operational efficiency. It’s no wonder that employee wellbeing has become one of the defining elements of modern logistics parks. Once seen purely as storage spaces, warehouses are evolving into people-centric workplaces where caring for employees is just as important as optimizing operations.

The European warehouse market faces a major challenge today: reducing emissions and moving away from fossil fuels. Electrification and renewable energy sources are emerging as alternatives to traditional heating. Just a few years ago, the idea of logistics facilities operating without gas seemed distant. 

A Build-to-Suit project for Czech e-grocery retailer Rohlik.cz enabled the company to significantly cut its delivery times.

The Czech leader in the manufacturing of machinery and equipment for the pharmaceutical industry plans to expand with more Build-To-Suit space.

A Build-to-Suit development provided Textile House with the perfect base for growing its operations in Slovakia.

Ziehl-Abegg is one of the leading companies in the field of ventilation, control and drive technology. Digitization, climate change and urbanization are increasing demand for devices manufactured by the company. As such, a significant increase in production capacity is required by Ziehl-Abegg. For this reason, the company decided to invest in a new production plant in central Poland which will employ 400 people.