In the first half of this year, Segro purchased a 20-hectare plot in Warsaw’s Młociny district. The company does not disclose the value of the transaction, but at the current prices of industrial land, which within the capital city range between PLN 850-1,200 per sq m, it can be estimated at around PLN 200 million.

Despite demanding times, the number of transactions and properties sold
remains at a good level, and one can even say that we are seeing a revival.

What is the current situation for developers when the supply of land for housing construction is shrinking and landowners can dictate higher prices? Our CEO, Aleksandra Wołodźko, answers journalists’ questions on this matter.

Bemowo is becoming an increasingly attractive district in Warsaw. The growing interest comes as no surprise. Good infrastructure and convenient transportation (thanks to the metro line, it’s easy and fast to reach other parts of the capital) attract developers and new investments. We had the opportunity to participate in one of them.

The first data center of a French data center operator was opened near Warsaw. By 2030, the market is expected to grow more than threefold. Land for data centers is already three times more expensive than for warehouses.

Commercial real estate developers are intensively looking for land, but the offer is heavily depleted by residential developers.