Peakside Capital Advisors has announced a new logistics development in the Tricity metropolitan area, marking the company’s expansion into regional markets beyond Warsaw. The project will be located in Przejazdowo, near the Gdańsk Wschód interchange, a strategic connection point between the S7 expressway and the city centre. The development will consist of two warehouse buildings with a total floor area exceeding 20,000 square metres, offering flexible unit sizes starting from 1,700 square metres. Completion is expected in summer 2026. The new logistics park will target a broad range of tenants, including manufacturing and distribution companies. Designed with a focus on adaptability and sustainability, the buildings will reach a height of 12 metres and will be equipped with modern environmental features. These include heat pumps, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, and rooftops prepared for solar photovoltaic panel installations. The project will meet the requirements of leading sustainability certifications, including BREEAM and LEED, and will comply with EU Taxonomy guidelines. The location offers direct access to major transport routes and urban infrastructure. Situated less than 9 kilometres from central Gdańsk and approximately 10 kilometres from the port, the site benefits from strong road connectivity and is located just 100 metres from a public transport stop. According to Stefan Laszczyk, Investment Associate at Peakside, the choice of Tricity reflects the region’s growing importance in Poland’s logistics and trade sectors. He noted that the development aligns with Peakside’s broader strategy to build a nationwide logistics platform. Olga Wałkiewicz, Leasing Director at Peakside, added that the Przejazdowo project aims to meet increasing demand for high-quality warehouse and office space within urban areas. She highlighted the project’s focus on functionality, energy efficiency, and user convenience as key factors shaping its design. With this latest initiative, Peakside continues to expand its presence in Poland’s logistics real estate market, responding to shifting demand patterns and increased interest in regional hubs. The new logistics park is scheduled to be delivered and ready for occupancy by mid-2026.