Discover modern warehouses for rent in Bialystok – strategically located along the S8 and S19 routes, near the Sokółka intermodal terminal. Choose flexible Class A logistics and industrial spaces tailored to your business needs.
Panattoni Park Bialystok Building 1
Bialystok
Aksamitna 8, 15-001 Białystok, Poland
Available : 2.000 - 40.618 m2
Panattoni Park Bialystok Building 2
Bialystok
Aksamitna 8, 15-001 Białystok, Poland
Available : 2.000 - 40.618 m2
Panattoni Park Bialystok Building 2
Bialystok
Aksamitna 8, 15-001 Białystok, Poland
Available : 2.000 - 40.618 m2
Panattoni Park Bialystok Building 3
Bialystok
Aksamitna 8, 15-001 Białystok, Poland
Available : 1.000 - 40.618 m2
Panattoni Park Bialystok Building 1
Bialystok
Aksamitna 8, 15-001 Białystok, Poland
Available : 2.000 - 40.618 m2
Panattoni Park Bialystok Building 2
Bialystok
Aksamitna 8, 15-001 Białystok, Poland
Available : 2.000 - 40.618 m2
Panattoni Park Bialystok Building 2
Bialystok
Aksamitna 8, 15-001 Białystok, Poland
Available : 2.000 - 40.618 m2
Panattoni Park Bialystok Building 3
Bialystok
Aksamitna 8, 15-001 Białystok, Poland
Available : 1.000 - 40.618 m2
Bialystok is the economic capital of the Podlaskie region and an increasingly important logistics and distribution hubin eastern Poland.
Its strategic location near the borders with Lithuania and Belarus, combined with growing infrastructure and access to key European trade routes, makes the city an ideal base for companies in e-commerce, food processing, and light manufacturing.
The total stock of modern industrial and logistics space in the Bialystok region is estimated at around 200,000 m², with a growing share of new Class A developments.
Available modules range from 300–500 m² for urban logistics and SBUs to large-scale warehouses and BTS projects exceeding 20,000 m².
Bialystok benefits from direct access to the S8 expressway (Warsaw – Bialystok), ensuring fast connections with central Poland and the capital city.
At the same time, the developing S19 (Via Carpatia) corridor will connect the region with the Baltic states to the north and Slovakia to the south, strengthening Bialystok’s position as a trans-European logistics node.
Sokółka Intermodal Terminal – a strategic rail transshipment point serving northern and eastern routes.
Bialystok Krywlany Airport – regional airport handling business and cargo operations.
PKP Cargo railway network – provides national and cross-border freight connectivity.
Strategic EU border position – ideal for trade with Lithuania, Latvia, and Belarus.
Competitive operational costs – lower lease rates and labor costs than major logistics hubs.
Skilled workforce – access to a qualified labor pool in logistics, manufacturing, and technology.
Modern logistics parks – new developments built to Class A standards, many with BREEAM certification and sustainable features.
Parks: Panattoni Park Bialystok, Waimea Logistic Park Bialystok
Unit sizes: 500 – 15,000 m²
Accessibility: 10 minutes from city center, direct access to S8 expressway
Specifications: 10–12 m clear height, 5T/m² floor load, dock levellers, ground-level gates, LED lighting
Unique features: flexible SBU units, ideal for urban logistics, showrooms, and light assembly
Parks: Panattoni Park Bialystok II, BTS distribution centers
Unit sizes: 1,000 – 25,000 m²
Accessibility: S8 junction in Choroszcz, 15 minutes from downtown
Specifications: Class A warehouses, cross-dock layouts, ESFR sprinklers, full TIR truck access
Unique features: large manoeuvring yards, PV-ready roofs, dedicated space for logistics operators
Parks: BTS and mid-size industrial developments
Unit sizes: 2,000 – 20,000 m²
Accessibility: along S19 and DW676 routes, 25–30 minutes to city center
Specifications: 10–12 m clear height, heated halls, office and social areas, CCTV systems
Unique features: strong expansion potential, greenfield investment plots, suitable for manufacturing
Rising e-commerce activity drives demand for small urban warehouses and last-mile facilities, mainly in the Fast, Dojlidy, and Choroszcz zones.
New developments integrate solar PV panels, LED lighting, EV chargers, and BREEAM-certified designs.
Developers increasingly implement energy monitoring and water reuse systems, aligned with green logistics principles.
1–3 years – for urban logistics and light production
3–5 years – for large-scale distribution centers and BTS projects
Floor load capacity: minimum 5T/m² for logistics operations
Truck access: manoeuvring yards of at least 30 m wide
Power supply: ensure sufficient electrical capacity for production needs
OPEX and ESG: compare operational costs and sustainability reports between parks
Traffic restrictions: check heavy vehicle regulations for city zones
What is the smallest warehouse unit available in Bialystok?
From 300–500 m², typically in SBU and urban logistics parks.
What is the standard lease term?
Most leases are signed for 3–5 years, with shorter options available for last-mile facilities.
What is the typical clear height in new warehouses?
Modern Class A buildings offer 10–12 meters clear height and 5T/m² floor load.
What additional costs should tenants consider?
Operating expenses (OPEX) average 6–8 PLN/m², plus utilities based on actual consumption.
Explore our listings of modern logistics and industrial spaces in prime Podlaskie locations.
Choose a warehouse with excellent access to S8 and S19 expressways, the Sokółka intermodal terminal, and the regional railway network.
Discover flexible office options to complement your logistics operations and support your growing business.
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