Panattoni was the first industrial space developer to bring modern class A warehouse space to the Podlasie region. The developer has just leased out 100 per cent of its space at Panattoni Park Białystok I, offering in excess of 40,000 sqm,  which has been taken up by companies from different business sectors – manufacturing, logistics, as well as a wholesaler of books, games and music.

Thanks to the successful commercialisation of the first distribution centre in Białystok, the developer is now announcing another investment. It will be Panattoni Park Białystok II, planned to total 35,000 sqm. The distribution centre will be situated in Choroszcz, right next to the Białystok Zachód-Ploski junction, connecting the S8 with the upcoming S19.

“Białystok is the fastest-growing city in Podlasie, on the eastern border of not only Poland but also the European Union” comments Dorota Jagodzińska-Sasson, Managing Director, Panattoni. “The dynamic growth of e-commerce and the development of infrastructure in Poland attracts many investors to the region, from both Poland and abroad. After the completion of the S19 (Via Carpathia), running through the main cities of Eastern Poland and ultimately connecting Klaipeda in Lithuania with Thessaloniki in Greece, Białystok is bound to become not only a crucial industrial centre within the Podlasie region but also a major landmark along this important transport route. That is why Panattoni is already supporting the future success of the region”.

Panattoni Park Białystok II, with 35,000 sqm of space, will be suitable for a variety of business applications – from logistics to manufacturing. The Park will comprise two Class A warehouse buildings. Each one will feature state-of-the-art unloading docks, ground-level access gates and wide service yards, as well as spacious office facilities which can be customised to individual needs. The project will fulfil the criteria of BREEAM certification with a “Very Good” rating.