Mapletree Gdańsk Airport Park
A production hall in a modern warehouse and production complex in Gdańsk
The halls in Mapletree Park Gdańsk (formerly Prologis Park Gdańsk) offer technological solutions that can adapt space to the functions of storage, logistics, distribution and light production.
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Floor strength 5t / sqm
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Halls equipped with a sprinkler system -
Skylights and smoke dampers -
External and internal fire hydrants.
Location
A production hall for lease in a modern warehouse and production complex in the industrial area of Gdańsk-Kokoszki district, north Poland; Access to the park from the Gdańsk Airport (Rębiechowo) takes 10 minutes; 20 minutes from the Sea Port of Gdańsk; The facility is located within a 5-minute drive of the Tricity Beltway (S6 / E28 road – future A1 motorway).
Technical data
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The total count of buildings within the park3
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The ability to oversee productionYES
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CertificateYES
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Storage height (m)10
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Floor loading capacity5
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Column grid12 x 24
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Railway sidingNO
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Office Space AvailableYES
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Fire resistance<4000
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DocksYES
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Ground-level entrance gatesYES
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Cold storage/freezerNO
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Office space (sq m)2437
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Minimum office space (sq m)3000
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SkylightsYES
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SprinklersYES
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MonitoringYES
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SecurityYES
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Offer IDmp9988
Developer
The development company Mapletree offers warehouse space in many locations in Poland. High-bay warehouses are tailored to customers from various industries, both from the logistics and industrial sectors.
Distances
Market data
The Gdańsk and Gdynia location (the Tri-City region including the tourist city of Sopot), serves as the logistics base for northern Poland. The region benefits from its proximity to seaports and cargo terminals, while its warehouse space supports logistics operators, retailers and manufacturing companies.
At the end of June 2026, the total stock of modern warehouse and production space in Pomorskie Voivodeship stood at 1.96 million sq m, while gross take-up reached 118,000 sq m. Tenant activity took place in a market supporting both regional distribution and port-related cargo flows.
The Tri-City area, particularly Gdańsk and Gdynia, is one of Poland’s growing smaller regional markets for modern industrial space. In total, Pomorskie remained the country’s largest regional market outside Poland’s five main warehouse hubs.
At the end of June 2026, 66,000 sq m of modern space was under construction. The vacancy rate stood at 6.3%, in line with the national average.
Warehouses in Gdańsk, Gdynia and the surrounding area serve logistics operators, retail chains, e-commerce businesses, and manufacturing and distribution companies. Among the schemes under development at the end of June, the report highlights 7R Park Gdańsk V, comprising 50,900 sq m. This project accounted for a significant share of the region’s total space under construction.
The above data comes from the AXI IMMO report 'Warehouse Market in Poland H1 2026'.
Contact
Katarzyna Głodowska
Senior Advisor Industrial & Logistics