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Warehouse Targowisko
Warehouse and production hall with office space
Commercial property consisting of a warehouse, production hall and office part is located in Targowisko. The building with an area of 3912.70 sq m is located on a plot of 12,700 sq m with direct access to national road no. 94. Fenced area. Warehouse with great investment potential. Possibility of purchasing the hall with the tenant.
Two-story office with social area
Attractive location at DK 94 and close to A4
Independent building with the possibility of expansion.
Location
Property located in Targowisko, Małopolska Voivodeship, Wieliczka County. The immediate surroundings are areas of dispersed production, service development and green areas.
Technical data
- Number of buildings1
- Possibility of productionYES
- CertificateNO
- Storage height (m)10.0
- Floor load capacity
- Column grid-
- Railway sidingNO
- Availability of office spaceYES
- Fire resistance500
- DocksYES
- Ground level access doorsYES
- Cold store/freezerNO
- Office space (sq m)523.50
- Minimal space (sq m)-
- Roof SkylightsYES
- SprinklersNO
- MonitoringYES
- SecurityYES
- Offer IDmp12390
Distances
Market data
The warehouse market around Krakow (South Poland) has for years been one of the regions that have a low volume of space ready for immediate lease. At the end of the first quarter of 2025, the vacancy rate is 4.1%. Warehouse developers in search of investment land have decided to expand towards the east, for example in locations such as Kokotów, Wieliczka, Niepołomice, Bochnia, Brzesko, or Tarnów. In the Kraków area, significant warehouse locations include Kraków Nowa Huta, Kraków Rybitwy, Krakow Balice, Skawina, Modlniczka, Myślenice, Targowisko, Cholerzyn, Kryspinów, and Olkusz.
New warehouses and halls in the Krakow area
From January to March 2025, developers delivered 9,000 square meters of new logistics and production space in the Małopolskie Voivodeship.
In the Krakow region, there are warehouse developers such as Panattoni, 7R, GLP, Hillwood, as well as more local entities like LCube and BIK. The biggest challenge for developers remains the terrain shaping, which increases the costs associated with starting the construction of the investment and also affects the initial rental rates. Outside the capital of Lesser Poland, logistics parks and distribution centres are located in the previously mentioned Skawina, Modlniczka, Rybitwy, Targowisko, and Wieliczka. By the end of the first quarter of 2025, 58 thousand square meters of modern logistics and production space provided by developers will remain under construction in the Małopolskie Voivodeship region.
Małopolskie Voivodeship is a region where tenants can choose from a diverse range of warehouse spaces in formats such as big-box, SBU (small business unit), and BTO (built-to-own) and BTS (built-to-suit) projects. Due to the development of the last-mile logistics segment in Krakow and its surroundings, modules are available within smaller urban investments.
Among the most active tenant groups are, among others, logistics companies, manufacturing firms, clothing companies, retail chains, the furniture/DIY industry, light manufacturing, and the automotive industry. The main advantage of the region is access to the A4 motorway and the S7 motorway. As a result of the development of road infrastructure in Krakow, the areas around Krakow-Balice Airport and Nowa Huta are gaining importance.
The data presented comes from the AXI IMMO report Polish Industrial and Logistics Market Q1 2025.


Contact
Marta Nowik
Director Industrial & Logistics