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The planned LCube Logistic Park Poznań investment is located in the western part of Poland, a short distance from Poznań. The total area of the planned park is over 250 thousand. sq m of warehouse space in five buildings, of which one building provides an area of over 130 thousand. sqm and the remaining buildings are up to 45 thousand. sqm All buildings meet the A-class standard, including the floor load capacity of 5 t / sq m, storage height of at least 10 m in the light, numerous unloading docks and gates from level 0, LED lighting and the latest fire protection solutions.
The excellent location of the planned LCube Logistic Park Poznań investment right next to the A2 motorway and the proximity of the S11 expressway junction allows for quick and efficient communication with other regions of Poland, as well as with European countries, as well as access to qualified staff.

The planned investment of LCube Logistic Park Poznań by over 250,000 sq m sq m of warehouse space in five buildings Class A Floor loading capacity 5 t / sq m Storage height 10 m Numerous unloading docks Zero level gates Fireflies Smoke vents ESFR Sprinkler System LED lighting The size and standard of office and social space can be adjusted to the client's expectations

Location

Niepruszewo, Greater Poland Province 27 km from the center of Poznań The planned LCube Logistic Park Poznań investment, located right next to the A2 motorway, is a motorway running from the Polish-German border in Świecko / Frankfurt (Oder) (connecting with the A12 motorway), through Poznań and Łódź to Warsaw and to the Polish-Belarusian border in Terespol / Brest (connection with the M1 motorway). The motorway is part of the European E30 route connecting Berlin with Moscow. LCube Logistic Park Poznań has a very good connection via the A2 motorway with the junction of the S11 expressway, "Poznań-West" and further to the center of Poznań and the Poznań-Ławica Airport. Convenient conditions for conducting distribution and logistics activities in the regional, national and international dimension.

Technical data

  • Number of buildings
    5
  • Possibility of production
    NO
  • Certificate
    NO
  • Storage height (m)
    10.0
  • Floor load capacity
    5.0
  • Column grid
    12x22,5
  • Railway siding
    NO
  • Fire resistance
    -
  • Docks
    YES
  • Ground level access doors
    YES
  • Cold store/freezer
    NO
  • Minimal space (sq m)
    -
  • Roof Skylights
    YES
  • Sprinklers
    YES
  • Monitoring
    YES
  • Security
    YES
  • Offer ID
    mp12105

Distances

Autostrada A2
Węzęł S11/A2
Poznań
Granica polsko-niemiecka

Market data

Poznań belongs to the so-called the big five largest warehouse markets in Poland. It is one of the oldest logistic regions, formed along the 92 National Road and the A2 Highway now. This route enables the distribution of goods from East to West Europe towards Berlin.

The total resources of the Poznań warehouse market at the end of March 2025 reached approximately 3.60 million m² (estimating based on an increase of 60,000 m² in Q1 2025 compared to the previous value of 3.54 million m² at the end of 2024). In the Greater Poland Voivodeship, all key developers have been active – including Panattoni, 7R, GLP, WhiteStar, Logicor, Hillwood, CTP, MLP, Segro, Hines, Prologis, P3, and many smaller local investors. From January to March 2025, new supply in the region totaled 60,000 m², which was the third largest increase in the country after Lower Silesia and Silesia. The vacancy rate in the region remained at a moderate level of around 8-9%, which is close to the national average of 8.5%. At the end of Q1 2025, nearly 98,000 m² was under construction in the Greater Poland Voivodeship.

The largest clusters of modern industrial-logistics space outside of Poznań itself are located along the expressways S5 and S11, as well as near the airport. Notable locations include Gądki, Żerniki, Jaryszki, Robakowo, Komorniki, Plewiska, as well as developing areas in Sady, Gołuski, Tarnowo Podgórne, and historically known logistics points such as Swarzędz, Konin, Kalisz, and Niepruszewo. Demand in the region remains at a high level. All types of facilities dominate – from big-boxes, through BTS/BTO, to SBU, addressing the needs of logistics operators, e-commerce companies, manufacturing, trade, and courier firms.

Data comes from the Axi Immo Report - The Warehouse Market in Poland in 1Q of 2025.

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