January 7, 2026

Trademarc Property Fund Sells Park Warsaw North II to Trigea Nemovitostni Fond

Trademarc Property Fund has sold Panattoni Park Warsaw North II to Trigea Nemovitostni Fond.

Panattoni Park Warsaw North II was developed by Panattoni and was jointly managed by Griffin Capital Partners and Blue Assets. The property was financed by Erste.

Panattoni Park Warsaw North II is a last-mile logistics park offering space for urban logistics, courier operators, and distribution companies. The facility is located directly next to the Radzymin Poludnie junction on the S8 expressway, providing excellent access to the Warsaw consumer market, with more than 6 million customers reachable within a one-hour drive.  

“The Warsaw logistics market is one of the key growth engines in Central and Eastern Europe,” commented Panattoni Partner Marek Dobrzycki. “Access to a large consumer base, well-developed infrastructure, and a dynamic labor market create solid foundations for long-term investment. Panattoni Park Warsaw North II fits perfectly into these trends, combining a strategic location with modern and sustainable solutions. We are pleased that the asset has joined the portfolio of Trigea, a fund that is actively building its presence across the region.”

Trademarc Property Fund is co-owned by Griffin Capital Partners in partnership with Panattoni (developer) and a group of secondary investors, such as Redefine Properties and Madison International Realty.

As reported by CEE Legal Matters on December 22, 2025, SKJB advised the seller during the disposal process. Trigea was advised by Greenberg Traurig. Other advisors included JLL, Cushman and Wakefield, and Sentient.

Image source: panattonieurope.com

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