XTB extends office lease at Skyliner in Warsaw

XTB, a global fintech company, has extended its lease for nearly 4,400 square metres of office space at the Skyliner building in Warsaw. The new agreement adds another 63 months to XTB’s current lease, securing its presence in the building for a total of ten years. XTB initially moved into the skyscraper, located at Daszyńskiego Roundabout, in early 2022, occupying three floors.

According to Michał Orłowski, Head of Leasing and Asset Management at Karimpol Polska, the lease extension reflects the tenant’s continued satisfaction with the building’s location and quality, including its technological and sustainability features. The Skyliner is owned by the Karimpol Group.

Founded in 2004, XTB provides individual investors with access to global financial markets via a mobile platform. The company operates in 12 countries and supports over 1.5 million clients worldwide. In addition to offering financial tools such as stocks, ETFs, and multi-currency accounts, XTB is involved in financial education initiatives through its foundation and partnerships with academic institutions.

Paweł Szejko, XTB Management Board Member for Finance, stated that the extension is a continuation of the existing collaboration with Skyliner and noted the importance of the location, functionality, and flexibility of the space in meeting the company’s needs.

XTB was represented by Savills in renegotiating the lease, while Karimpol worked with Argon Legal.

Skyliner, one of the tallest office buildings in Poland at 195 metres, was completed in January 2021 and holds a BREEAM Excellent certification. The 45,000-square-metre tower runs entirely on renewable energy. Tenants include companies such as Coca-Cola Poland Services, Bolt, Capital.com, Luxoft, and Mindspace.

Construction of the complex’s second tower began in February 2024, with completion expected by the end of 2026. The 28-storey building will add 24,000 square metres of leasable space, primarily for office use. Designed by APA Wojciechowski Architekci, the project includes features such as terrace gardens and a continued commitment to sustainable construction. CBRE Polska is managing the commercialisation of the second phase, with WARBUD S.A. serving as the main contractor.