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Gdansk, Rębiechowo, 224, Słowackiego Street
Alchemia phase II - Ferrum Titanium
Gdansk, Oliwa, 409, Grunwaldzka Avenue
Alchemia phase I - Aurum Platinum
Gdansk, Oliwa, 411, Grunwaldzka Avenue
Gdynia, Śródmieście, 28-32, Stefana Batorego Street
Budynek Usługowo-Handlowy Jabłoniowa
Gdansk, Jasień, 29a, Jabłoniowa Street
Building completely leased.
Gdansk, Młyniska, 163, Marynarki Polskiej Street
Gdansk, Młyniska, 163, Marynarki Polskiej Street
Gdynia, Śródmieście, 43, Władysława IV Street
Centrum Biurowe Neptun - sublease
Gdansk, Wrzeszcz, 103a Grunwaldzka Avenue
Gdynia, Śródmieście, 16, 10 Lutego Street
The Tri-City metropolitan area is home to more than one million people (around one third of the population of Pomorskie Voivodship). Gdańsk and Gdynia are the leading economic centres of northern Poland, while Sopot is a well-established, fashionable seaside resort.
The seaside location remains the main natural and tourism asset of the Tri-City. The variety of coastline environments (sandy beaches, cliffs and the lowland coast of the Bay of Puck), the booming tourism industry of the city of Sopot, the Hel Peninsula – a Mecca for Polish windand kite-surfers – which is reachable by car in less than one hour, the Kashubian Lake District as well as the numerous venues of historical appeal (e.g. the European Solidarity Centre, the Museum of the Second World War – both in Gdańsk – and the Emigration Museum in Gdynia), make the agglomeration one of the country’s largest tourist attractions and best places to live and work.
The expanding container ports in Gdańsk and Gdynia (with the deepwater terminal in Gdańsk offering the technical parameters needed by container vessels able to carry more than 18,000 TEU, i.e. some of the largest currently existing vessels), play an increasingly important role in the Tri-City’s economy.
Being the largest such facilities in the south Baltic Sea, the ports have become gateways for many of the growing economies of the CEE, Baltic Russia, Asia and the Pacific.
The Tri-City, a co-host of the Euro 2012 European football championships, saw a construction boom in transportation infrastructure. The agglomeration gained a motorway connection with central Poland (the A1 motorway) and the Tri-City’s ring-road system was expanded. In addition, the opening of the Pomeranian Metropolitan Railway in 2015 greatly improved links between Lech Wałęsa international airport (with the new T2 terminal opened in 2015) and the entire agglomeration and the wider Kashubia region. Furthermore, the train connection between Warsaw and Gdańsk shortened to less than three hours.
A distinctive feature of the Tri-City is a talent pool with a good command of niche foreign languages, with around 60% of people who speak Scandinavian languages in Poland residing in the Pomeranian region. This, along with recent improvements in transport infrastructure, look set to open up new business opportunities for the region in terms of labour market development, attracting new projects from the business services sector (currently the Tri-City is the fourth largest BPO centre in the country).
In 2015 the Tri-City office market hit the 0.5 million m2 threshold and joined the premier league of the largest office markets in Poland, alongside Kraków and Wrocław. Currently, total office space is over 570,000 m2, and the market is expected to grow at a robust pace in the upcoming years due to sound occupier demand, which echoes positive labour market sentiment. Indeed, the region of Gdańsk, Gdynia and the fashionable tourist Sopot is increasingly seen as an attractive place to live and work and relocations from other cities including Warsaw are not unusual.
At the moment, approximately 138,000 m2 of high quality office product is at various construction stages, which can be compared to the office development activity in the CEE capitals of Prague and Budapest. The growth in the market is sustainable and clearly a response to the sound demand from the BPO/SSC sector. We estimate that the Tri-City will grow to nearly 800,000 m2 by the end of 2018, which will give it a greater scale and critical mass to become even better known across Europe.
Palio Office Park B received the BREEAM certificate at the Excellent level. This was due to high scores in terms of energy efficiency, excellent solutions in the field of water management or the quali...
On May 12, 2022, the office building Airport City Gdańsk – Alpha was officially opened. It is the first of seven planned buildings in this complex. Alpha has 8 floors of which 6 above-ground floors, w...
The K2 office building on Kieliecka Street in Gdynia received a use permit. The building has six floors and provides over 11,000 sqm of office space. The shape of the office building resembles the let...
The developer of the Palio Office Park complex in Gdańsk has been granted permission to use second building. In total, there is already over 24 thousand sq m of space available, of which about 16,500...
Future Processing, supported in the process by experts from the consulting firm JLL, expands its operations to Gdynia. Future Processing, an expert in software development, has leased 900 sqm in the ...
Construction of Officyna Phase II is completed. The class A office building is located in Wrzeszcz district in Gdańsk. The building consists of five floors above ground and one underground, with a ter...
WAVE office building in Gdansk received the WELL Core & Shell certificate at the Gold level. It is the first building in the Tri-City that has received such a certificate. In the certification process...
The capital of the Pomeranian region will expand its business map with a new office building called "Punkt". In Gdańsk, at Nad Stawem 3 Street, a six-story building will provide approx. 13,000 sq. m. ...
One of the biggest office projects in Gdynia, 3T Office Park, has received a formal use permit. First companies will move into the office building before the end of 2021. 3T Office Park is located at ...
Punkt will be a modern office building located in Wrzeszcz. In total, the building will have six above-ground storeys and one under-ground storey, of which the ground floor will be intended for commer...
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