After 2023, when the logistics and warehouse industry struggled with rising rents and vacancy rates, warehouses are entering the new year with good prospects. Colliers experts expect rent stabilization and increased investment activity. Positive impacts on the sector will include the development of electromobility and shipping. Sylwia Ziemacka talks to Pawel Nosal, Logistics & Industrial Associate Director at Colliers International Poland.
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Sylwia Ziemacka
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