The Warsaw logistics market is developing at lightning speed with the highest figures in the country for both the amount of space completed and the amount leased out. Every year the demand for city centres grows and Panattoni has begun the construction of yet another – City Warsaw V. The company is to deliver a building comprising Small Business Units with a combined area of 11,047 sqm 10 km from the centre of the city. It is to be divided into modules for small businesses, which will be able to lease areas as small as 1,080 sqm. Being located on Warsaw's city limits, City Warsaw V is intended as a base for quick deliveries in the city, serving tenants involved in e-commerce, confectionery, fresh produce and last-mile deliveries. Space can also be used to host showrooms. The development is to be completed in Q2 2021 and is to be BREEAM certified with an intended rating of 'Very Good'. On the grounds, there will be electric car charging points and beehives.

The Warsaw region is decidedly the most attractive place in the country to develop a business. Within the capital city, over 420,000 companies operate, of which almost 10,000 employs over 249 people. With almost a quarter of a million students, in this regard, Warsaw is one of the leading cities in Europe and business has access to a wide range of highly qualified labour. This all results in the city having the highest GDP per capita in the country, which in 2018 came to € 47,900, twice as high as the other large cities in Poland. The wealth of the region, as well as the establishment of new companies and the growth of e-commerce, create a demand for warehouse space in Warsaw and its surroundings that came to  4,640,000 million sqm at the end of H1 2020, the highest in the country.