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<h1>ID Logistics Polska continues its expansion at CTPark Iłowa. The contract logistics operator has leased nearly 37,800 sqm of modern space in CTP’s logistics complex located in the Lubuskie region. Situated close to the German border, the investment is attracting market leaders and serving as a key distribution hub for Western Europe.</h1>The new operational center for ID Logistics will comprise 36,553 sqm of warehouse space and 1,248 sqm of modern office and social facilities. The facility will support warehousing and distribution processes for one of the global leaders in the e-commerce sector. The project will be tailored to the tenant’s specific technical requirements, including the installation of a dedicated racking system. In addition, the development will feature expanded truck parking areas and an automatic license plate recognition (LPR) system.The new distribution center will create approximately 300 jobs, significantly supporting the economic development of the Lubuskie Voivodeship.<h2>A Key Link in Expansion and Western Market Operations</h2>The transaction aligns with ID Logistics’ ongoing growth in the Polish market. The company, part of an international group operating in 20 countries, currently manages more than 50 logistics centers in Poland with a combined area exceeding 1.4 million sqm. Its workforce of 10,000 employees handles B2B, e-commerce, and multichannel operations through a network of 14 regional transport branches.<blockquote>“The proximity to the German market and the strategic location of the warehouse make this site highly important for servicing business operations between the Polish and Western European markets. This is a significant advantage from the perspective of efficient logistics organization and supporting the growth of our client’s business,” says Sławomir Rodak, Commercial Director at ID Logistics Polska.</blockquote>The importance of the location is also emphasized by the developer of the facility, highlighting CTP’s approach to designing industrial and logistics assets.<blockquote>“ID Logistics Polska’s decision is another important signal for the business development of this part of the Lubuskie region. We create infrastructure for our partners that is precisely tailored to high technological and operational standards. We have already developed 16 industrial and logistics parks in Poland, each designed to exceed market standards and provide full flexibility for years to come,” explains Sandra Winiarska, Senior Business Developer at CTP Poland.</blockquote><h2>Strategic Location and Strong Industrial Ecosystem</h2>CTPark Iłowa has become a key point on the region’s logistics map, attracting brands focused on nearshoring and offshoring strategies. The proximity to the German border (40 km), direct access to the A18 motorway (E36 route), and convenient distance to major metropolitan areas (180 km from Berlin and 160 km from Prague) enable efficient distribution to Western European markets.Growing tenant interest in locations that support efficient cross-border operations is simultaneously reducing the availability of large warehouse units in western Poland. According to JLL data, by the end of Q1 2026, more than 60% of the space under construction had already been secured through lease agreements, while the availability of units exceeding 30,000 sqm remains limited.<blockquote>“Just a few years ago, Iłowa was perceived as a less obvious warehouse location. Today, however, the Lubuskie region is rapidly gaining importance in servicing Western European markets. For large-scale e-commerce operations, not only the location itself matters, but also the availability of modern space at the right scale and the ability to customize the facility to tenant requirements. CTPark Iłowa perfectly addressed ID Logistics’ needs, confirming the park’s attractiveness for logistics operators executing large-scale projects with demanding operational requirements,” emphasizes Monika Woźniak, Senior Director, Industrial Agency at JLL.</blockquote>Alongside ID Logistics Polska, the park already hosts major companies such as Saint-Gobain Sekurit and the Hermes Group.The complex features a balanced business profile, with 65% of the space occupied by 3PL service providers and 35% dedicated to manufacturing activities. CTP’s investment naturally complements the strong local industrial ecosystem, which includes recognized companies such as Ciech Vitrosilicon, INTRA, ESA Trucks, FERYSTER, and Pudełek. The presence of such a diverse group of businesses stimulates the development of local supply chains and strengthens business synergies in the region.The park is located within the Kostrzyn-Słubice Special Economic Zone and belongs to the Żary-Żagań Functional Area, where an education and logistics cluster is being developed. Another significant advantage is the local labor market – approximately 176,000 working-age people live within the investment’s catchment area.<h2>Sustainable Development</h2>The project was delivered with ESG considerations in mind. The complex has been equipped with water retention and reuse systems, electric vehicle charging stations, and roofs adapted for photovoltaic panel installation. The technologies implemented reduce energy consumption in common areas by half, and the park is covered by CTP’s group agreement for 2026–2028 for the supply of 100% green energy certified by the Polish Power Exchange (TGE).

CTPark Iłowa logistics warehouse facility in western Poland at sunset, featuring modern distribution space.