Jet Investment, an investment and fund management firm with nearly 30 years of experience in private equity and real estate across Central and Eastern Europe, has acquired a strategic warehouse property in Poland. The project, named Jet Industrial Park Gdańsk, covers an area of 15.2 hectares. The investment is valued at EUR 50 million, underscoring Jet Investment’s strong commitment to the Polish logistics sector. Construction is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2026.
Jet Industrial Park Gdańsk will be developed in Będzieszyn, located 15 kilometers south of Gdańsk, along the S6 national road. Two warehouse buildings with a total gross leasable area of 65,820 sq m (49,170 sq m and 16,650 sq m) will be constructed on the site.
The buildings will offer a 12-meter storage height, enabling efficient space utilization and optimized warehouse operations, thereby improving overall operational efficiency.
Commenting on the transaction, Jan Kos, Investment Director for Real Estate at Jet Investment, said:
“This transaction near Gdańsk, in an irreplaceable area of the Central and Eastern European logistics chain, is our seventh strategic investment in Poland. We are confident in the strong fundamentals supporting growth in the industrial real estate sector here, which is why we are committed to developing state-of-the-art logistics facilities. We aim to achieve the highest possible BREEAM certification for the buildings and to align their long-term operational efficiency and ESG compliance with the stringent requirements of our business partners.”
The Tri-City (Trójmiasto) area is one of Poland’s most important regional logistics markets. Gdańsk—a coastal metropolis forming an agglomeration with Sopot, Gdynia, and neighboring towns—offers favorable conditions for business expansion across European markets.
The facility will provide excellent logistics growth potential. Its strategic location ensures easy access to key transport routes, significantly facilitating the transport and distribution of goods. The site is also a vital node in the European logistics network due to its proximity to the Port of Gdańsk, which remains the leading container port in the Baltic Sea and outperforms several major European ports, including Amsterdam, Marseille, and Barcelona.
The Port of Gdańsk is developing dynamically. Its deepwater container terminal, Baltic Hub, stands out as the dominant container hub in the Baltic Sea. The ongoing expansion (Terminal T3) will further strengthen the region’s position as a key gateway and a proven alternative to North Sea ports. Following completion, Baltic Hub’s handling capacity is expected to increase by 3 million TEU to 4.5 million TEU annually. The Port of Gdańsk is the only Baltic port offering direct transoceanic connections with Asia, including China. In addition to Europe (the UK, Germany, the Nordic countries, the Netherlands, Belgium, Latvia, and Estonia), regular trade routes from Gdańsk include Asia (Korea, Singapore, Vietnam) and Central and South America. From Asia’s perspective, Gdańsk serves as a maritime gateway to Central and Eastern Europe—the fastest-growing part of the European Union.
The close proximity of Jet Industrial Park Gdańsk to the Tri-City area is an advantage for both institutional tenants and local residents. It provides access to a large, skilled workforce in logistics, manufacturing, and value-added services—an essential factor for companies considering this location. The project will create new jobs, contributing to regional economic growth and enhancing the attractiveness of the Pomeranian labor market.
The project has already obtained a building permit, with construction planned to start in Q1 2026. The investment will deliver Class A warehouse space, meeting the highest market standards and tenant requirements.
Sharow Asset Management Ltd. has been appointed as the leasing consultant for the project.
TEU (twenty-foot equivalent unit) is a standard unit used in maritime transport to measure container capacity.
Source: managerplus.pl
