Available area
58 349 m²
Existing area
0 m²
Under construction
0 m²
Planned area
58 349 m²
Panattoni Park Skwierzyna is a top-class (A) logistics project located in the Lubusz Voivodeship. The investment, carried out by a leading developer, offers excellent conditions for the distribution, e-commerce, and light manufacturing industries.
The facility is currently in the planning phase, which gives tenants enormous flexibility in adapting the space to their individual needs. The complex will include the DC1 building, in which a total area of 58,349 sqm will be available.
Key technical parameters of the planned hall include:
The park area will be fully fenced and equipped with spacious maneuvering yards, parking lots for TIR vehicles, and CCTV monitoring systems with 24/7 security.
| Name | Total area | Warehouse area | Office area | Status | Year built | Storage height | Floor load capacity | Column grid | Fire load | Sprinklers | LED lighting | Smoke vents | Overhead crane | Railway siding | Loading docks | Level-access doors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DC1 | 58 349 m² | 58 349 m² | — | Planned | — | 12,00 m | 7 000 kg/m² | 12x22,5 | 4000 | yes | yes | yes | no data | no data | — | — |
The Lubusz Voivodeship is one of the most strategic regions on the logistics map of Poland, gaining importance due to its direct proximity to the German market. Panattoni Park Skwierzyna fits perfectly into this cross-border trend, offering tenants seamless access to western sales markets and the Western European motorway network.
The location of the investment in Skwierzyna is a powerful asset for companies operating in the automotive sector, contract logistics, or international e-commerce. Direct connection to the region's key communication routes, including the S3 expressway junction and the exit from national road No. 24, guarantees the fluidity of supply chains on the North-South and East-West axes.
An additional factor favoring business is the favorable investment climate in the region and access to a qualified workforce, which, due to the industrial traditions of the Lubusz Voivodeship, is perfectly suited to warehouse and production processes. This is an optimal place to establish a central distribution hub serving both Western Poland and the DACH area.
Employee access to the warehouse complex is supported by local road and transport infrastructure. There are public transport points in the vicinity of the investment:
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Skwierzyna, ul. Międzyrzecka
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Międzyrzecz
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Świebodzin, ul. Wojska Polskiego
