Apollo-Rida, the owner and manager of the Equal Business Park in Krakow, has renewed leases for more than 3,500 sq m of office space with four tenants. Real estate advisory firm Savills is the exclusive leasing agent for the complex.
The companies who chose to stay on in the Equal Business Park include Kimberly Clark, a manufacturer of personal care products, occupying 1,480 sq m, and a branch of Phinia, a provider of vehicle aftermarket solutions, which renewed its lease for 1,040 sq m of office space. In addition, the Murapol Group, a residential and PRS developer, renewed and expanded its office lease to nearly 800 sq m, while insurance company Allianz extended its 250 sq m office lease in the complex.
“The trust of our tenants is the best evidence of the high quality of the office space and attractive location of the Equal Business Park. We are delighted that such prestigious tenants decided to renew their leases and remain in the complex for more years. Our priority is to maintain a positive tenant experience, to create an optimal work environment and to facilitate a sense of community so that employees are happy to come to the office,” comments Rafał Nowicki, CEO, Apollo-Rida Poland.
The Equal Business Park is a complex of modern and functional buildings with a combined area of 49,500 sq m of class A office and service space. It has been awarded a BREEAM certificate with an Excellent rating for its eco-friendly solutions, including renewable energy supply, comprehensive cycling facilities, electrical vehicle charging stations, and energy-efficient lifts and lighting. Located in Wielicka Street in Krakow’s Podgórze district, it enjoys easy access to public transport. The buildings, which feature a modern design that seamlessly blends into the green setting, have become a landmark on the Krakow business map and home to many well-known corporates.
The owner and manager of the Equal Business Park in Krakow is Apollo-Rida Poland, a developer and investor in office, industrial, retail and residential real estate in Warsaw, Krakow and Gdansk.
