Karimpol Polska has signed a lease agreement with Bristol Myers Squibb, one of the world’s leading biopharmaceutical companies. The new tenant will occupy office space in Skyliner II. With this transaction, the second tower has reached nearly 70% occupancy.
“Our Warsaw office will support the company mission to discover, develop and deliver innovative medicines. Poland offers a highly skilled and growing talent pool, strong scientific institutions, and an environment conducive to cutting-edge research,” said Antoni Żarski, General Manager, Bristol Myers Squibb.
“Signing this lease with Bristol Myers Squibb marks another important milestone in the commercialization of Skyliner II. The confidence that successive international organizations place in our project confirms that it meets the expectations of the most demanding occupiers. Reaching nearly 70% occupancy well before the building’s completion demonstrates the market’s strong appreciation of both the project’s location and the quality of the office space we deliver,” said Michał Orłowski, Head of Leasing and Asset Management at Karimpol Polska.
Skyliner II is the second phase of Karimpol Group’s flagship office development located at Rondo Daszyńskiego in Warsaw. Construction is progressing according to schedule, with completion planned for the end of 2026. The building will offer more than 24,000 sqm of leasable space, including over 23,000 sqm of premium office space and nearly 1,100 sqm of retail and service units on the ground floor.
The development will feature a five-level underground parking garage with 217 parking spaces, 100 bicycle parking spaces, and four levels of landscaped terraces designed by RS Architektura Krajobrazu. The architectural design was prepared by APA Wojciechowski Architekci, with WARBUD S.A. serving as the general contractor and Hill International providing project management and investor supervision.
Skyliner II is being developed in line with the highest sustainability standards. The project has been awarded a BREEAM New Construction Outstanding certification and will be powered entirely by renewable energy sources.
A traditional topping-out ceremony has taken place at the Skyliner II construction site, symbolising the achievement of the building’s target height and the completion of one of the most important stages of the project. The second tower of the complex, developed by Karimpol Polska with WARBUD SA as the main contractor, has reached a height of 130 metres. The project is now entering its final phase, which includes the completion of the façade, technical installations and interior finishes, and the building is becoming an increasingly prominent feature of the capital’s skyline.
Skyliner II, under construction at Rondo Daszyńskiego in Warsaw, will offer approximately 24,000 sq m of lettable space, including around 23,000 sq m of modern office space and nearly 1,000 sq m of retail and service space. Construction is scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of this year, with the first tenants moving in as early as the first quarter of 2027.
“Reaching the target height of Skyliner II is one of the most important moments in the realisation of any high-rise development. It is the moment when the project ceases to be a plan on paper and becomes a tangible part of the urban landscape. Today, Skyliner II is already a distinct feature of Warsaw’s skyline and contributes to the dynamically developing business centre around Rondo Daszyńskiego. For us, this moment is of particular significance also because the second tower is a natural continuation of the success of Skyliner I. From the outset, we have taken a long-term view of this project. Our aim was to create a cohesive, modern complex that responds to the changing needs of the market and the expectations of tenants. Skyliner I and Skyliner II are now the largest investment in the history of the Karimpol Group, which is why we are watching with great satisfaction as this vision becomes a reality,” says Wojciech Karczmarczyk, director of projects at Karimpol Polska.
One floor in five days
Since the start of the project, approximately 26,000 m³ of concrete mix and 3,100 tonnes of steel have been incorporated into the building’s structure. The pace of work on the above-ground section was impressive: 20 identical storeys were completed in just under 22 weeks, which equates to an average of five working days per storey.
“Reaching the target height of the structure is the result of the work of hundreds of people involved in this project. A particular challenge was maintaining a very high pace of construction whilst upholding the highest standards of quality and safety. We completed twenty repetitive storeys in just under 22 weeks, despite the need to re-anchor the tower cranes twice and periodic restrictions due to wind conditions. This result best demonstrates the commitment and experience of the entire project team. Ahead of us lies the finalisation of the façade installation, the completion of installation works and intensive finishing works on the subsequent storeys. At the same time, we are preparing to dismantle the tower cranes and the project’s gradual transition into its final phase,” says Piotr Pikuła, Skyliner II contract director at WARBUD SA.
Getting closer to the finish line
With the completion of the structural work, the construction project has moved into its next phase. The segmented glass façade has been installed up to the 22nd floor, and work is currently underway on the subsequent storeys. Installation is also underway on the steel structure above the green terraces and the gable element – the so-called ‘lantern’ crowning the building – which are distinctive architectural features of the building. Finishing works are also well advanced. On the office floors, most of the bricklaying work, the installation of drywall partitions and the laying of floors have already been completed. Tiling work is underway, as is the installation of bathroom fittings, mineral ceilings, doors and raised floors. The first finishing touches are appearing in the lift lobbies, and the installation of a decorative slatted ceiling, along with the associated services, is underway in the main lobby. Installation work is also progressing throughout the building. The installation of sanitary services has been completed in the shafts across the entire height of the building, and the distribution of sanitary, electrical and telecommunications services has already been carried out up to the 22nd floor. Eight of the ten planned lifts have been installed in the building, three of which are already in use for construction purposes. In the underground levels, the installation of resin floors has been completed, along with signage and traffic management on selected garage levels. The next visible stage of the project will be the dismantling of the first tower crane, scheduled for mid-July.
In parallel with construction progress, the commercialisation of the development is underway. To date, lease agreements have been signed by, among others, Mindspace (4,500 sq m), Squarepoint Capital (2,200 sq m) and Volkswagen Financial Services (5,500 sq m). Thanks to the latest transaction, the occupancy rate at Skyliner II has reached 50 per cent.
Skyliner II is the Karimpol Group’s tenth office building in Warsaw. It is being developed in accordance the highest standards of sustainable development. The development has been awarded a BREEAM New Construction certificate at the Outstanding level and will be powered entirely by renewable energy. On the western side of the building, in its upper sections, four-level terraces designed by RS Landscape Architecture are being constructed. Convenient access will be provided by 10 lifts. Building users will be able to use a five-level underground car park with 217 parking spaces and 100 bicycle spaces.
The architectural design of the entire complex is the responsibility of APA Wojciechowski Architekci, WARBUD SA is the main contractor for the project, and Hill International is providing project management. CBRE is responsible for the commercialisation of the building.
DXC Technology has extended its lease agreement for space in Warsaw’s Skyliner. The global IT services leader will remain in Karimpol Group’s flagship office building until 2032. The company currently occupies nearly 4,600 sq m across three floors of the building. In 2021, it moved into Skyliner alongside Luxoft, marking the start of a new phase in the integration of the two organisations.
DXC Technology, a global company listed among the Fortune 500 business giants, has decided to extend its lease at Skyliner for a further five years. The current headquarters of DXC Technology and Luxoft comprises nearly 4,600 sq m of office space, located on the 25th, 26th and 27th floors of Skyliner.
“Extending the lease is a natural step based on our experience of operating at Skyliner. From the outset, we were keen to create a working environment that meets the modern needs of our teams: flexible, comfortable and conducive to collaboration. The current space is well-suited to this model and remains a key component of our approach to organising work,” says Patryk Falkowski, Head of RE&F Poland, Real Estate and Facilities at DXC Technology.
DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) is a leading technology and innovation partner for enterprises and public sector organisations. The company provides software, services and solutions that help organisations worldwide leverage artificial intelligence to achieve tangible results during times of rapid transformation. With deep expertise in infrastructure management services, application modernisation and industry-specific software solutions, DXC modernises, secures and supports some of the world’s most complex technology environments. The company operates in over 70 countries and serves approximately 6,000 clients in the public and private sectors. Luxoft is a digital strategy and software engineering firm founded over 25 years ago. It has been part of DXC Technology since 2019.
“We are particularly pleased when companies decide to stay with us for years to come. This is the best proof that an office today is not merely an address, but an element that supports day-to-day work, organisational development and the employee experience,” says Michał Orłowski, Head of Leasing & Asset Management at Karimpol Polska.
During the lease renegotiation process, the tenant was represented by JLL, whilst Argon Legal provided legal services on behalf of Karimpol Polska.
Karimpol Polska has signed another significant lease agreement at the Skyliner complex in Warsaw. Volkswagen Financial Services is joining the tenant mix of the second tower at Rondo Daszyńskiego in Warsaw, occupying a total of nearly 6,000 sq m of office and retail space. Thanks to this transaction, the occupancy rate of Skyliner II has reached 50%.
The new tenant will occupy 5,500 sq m of office space in Skyliner II, spanning five floors, as well as nearly 350 sq m in Skyliner I, where a customer service centre will be located on the ground floor. The lease has been signed for 10 years, with occupancy scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2027.
Volkswagen Financial Services is a global provider of financial solutions for the Volkswagen Group brands, operating in 46 markets. The company offers comprehensive services in the areas of banking, leasing, insurance and modern mobility solutions – for both private and business customers.
“Choosing Skyliner as our new location is part of a long-term development strategy. We were looking for a place that would provide our employees with an even higher standard of workspace, access to modern infrastructure and the opportunity for the organisation’s further development. Skyliner meets these expectations, whilst allowing us to remain in the central part of Warsaw, which is well-connected and attractive to our team” – Jarosław Stepaniuk, Member of the Management Board of Volkswagen Financial Services Polska Sp. z o.o.
“We are already halfway through the commercialisation process for Skyliner II. Signing the agreement with Volkswagen Financial Services is an important step for us, all the more so as we are talking about an organisation with clearly defined needs and high standards regarding office space. This is a positive sign for us that the project meets the market’s real expectations” – Szymon Zduńczyk, Member of the Management Board and Managing Director at Karimpol Polska.
CBRE acted as tenant advisor during the negotiations. Argon Legal provided legal services to Karimpol, whilst Decisive Worldwide supported the tenant.
Squarepoint Capital – a global investment firm specialising in quantitative strategies – is already among the tenants of the second tower of the Skyliner complex, having leased approximately 2,200 sq m of office space. Mindspace – a global operator of flexible office spaces – will also be developing its third location in Poland here, occupying approximately4,500 sq m.
Skyliner II is the second phase of the development being carried out by the Karimpol Group at Daszyńskiego Roundabout in Warsaw. Construction of the skyscraper is proceeding according to schedule, with completion planned for the end of 2026. The second office building will offer over 24,000 sq m of lettable space, of which over 23,000 sq m is earmarked for offices and nearly 1,100 sq m for retail and service premises on the ground floor. On the western side of the building, four-level terraces designed by RS Architektura Krajobrazu are being constructed in the upper sections. Ten lifts will ensure convenient access. Building users will have access to a five-level underground car park with 217 parking spaces and 100 bicycle parking spaces.
The architectural design is being carried out by APA Wojciechowski Architekci, WARBUD S.A. is the main contractor for the project, and Hill International is providing project supervision. Skyliner II is being developed in accordance with the highest standards of sustainable development – the project has been awarded a BREEAM New Construction certificate at the Outstanding level and will be powered entirely by renewable energy.
On 13 May 2026, we invited estate agents to our Skyliner complex. We began the meeting with a tour of the construction site, where participants were able to see first-hand the scale and progress of the second tower’s construction.
We then moved to the LookUp Skyevents conference and event space. Guests were welcomed by Harald Jeschek, Managing Partner of the Karimpol Group, and Michał Orłowski, Head of Leasing & Asset Management at Karimpol Polska, spoke about the Skyliner II project, accompanied by the humanoid robot Grażynka, who became one of the highlights of the evening. We discussed the future of modern offices, technology, ESG and market trends. The evening was also filled with futuristic attractions, live music and artistic performances.
We would like to thank all our guests for attending, for the conversations and for the time we spent together.
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The global fintech group – Capital.com – has extended its lease agreement for 3,000 sq m of office space on the 32nd and 33rd floors of the Skyliner office building in Warsaw until 2032. Over the past 12 months, lease extension agreements for a total of nearly 12,000 sq m have been signed in the building, which means 100% tenant retention in the first tower of the complex developed by Karimpol Group.
Capital.com, certified as a 2025 Top Employer in Poland by the Top Employers Institute, occupies two floors of the Skyliner building with a total area of 3,000 sq m. The company has been growing its local team since its arrival in Warsaw.
“Warsaw is one of Capital.com’s key operational hubs in Europe. Skyliner provides us with modern, flexible space, high technical standards and a prestigious location that support the development of our team and long-term business plans. The decision to extend the lease until 2032 reflects a measured approach to maintaining infrastructure in markets where we have an established presence,” says Andrei Talochka, Head of Legal Operations, Capital.com.
The owner was supported in the transaction by Argon Legal.
The extension of the agreement by Capital.com is part of a broader trend of tenants remaining in the first tower of the Skyliner complex. Over the last 12 months, lease agreements for a total area of nearly 12,000 sq m have been renewed in the building. The largest area – approx. 4,400 sq m – was extended by XTB, followed by Capital.com – 3,000 sq m, Aon – 1,500 sq m, Strategy – 1,500 sq m and Grid Dynamics – 1,500 sq m. The retention rate during this period was 100 per cent, confirming the attractiveness of the location at Rondo Daszyńskiego and the high quality of the space on offer. s also commercialising the second phase of the investment – Skyliner II. Since the beginning of the year, lease agreements for a total of 6,500 sq m have been signed there. The flexible office operator Mindspace has contracted 4,500 sq m, while the investment company Squarepoint Capital has leased just over 2,000 sq m.
“A 100 per cent retention rate in the current market conditions is no coincidence. Companies today are very conscious about their choice of office space – they analyse not only the location, but also the technical quality of the building, space efficiency, ESG standards and the possibility of further development in the same location. Skyliner offers this flexibility. Tenants can grow within the entire complex, as exemplified by Mindspace, which has decided to expand into the second tower. This shows that we are creating an environment conducive to long-term business development,” says Michał Orłowski, Head of Leasing and Asset Management at Karimpol Polska.
Skyliner – one of the seven tallest office buildings in Poland (195 m) – was commissioned in January 2021 as the first part of the office complex. It has a BREEAM Excellent certificate and is powered entirely by renewable energy sources. The total office space available for lease is 45,000 sq m. The tenants of the first tower of the complex include: Aon, Bolt, Booksy, Capital.com, Coca-Cola Poland Services, Colonnade Insurance Branch in Poland, X-Trade Brokers (XTB) Brokerage House, DXC Technology, ENATA Bread, Falck, Greenville, Luxoft, Meet & Eat, Strategy, Noble Securities, Onwelo, Process Solutions, Tarkett, Werfen, Vention, Villa Foksal (Look Up), Wento, global flexible office space operator Mindspace, and Xperi.
Construction of the second stage of the complex at Rondo Daszyńskiego has been underway since February 2024 and is scheduled for completion at the end of 2026. The second tower will be 130 metres high, with 28 floors and 24,000 sq m of leasable space. Most of the usable space – 23,000 sq m – will be allocated to offices. Retail and service premises on the ground floor of the building will occupy nearly 1,000 sq m. The standard office floor area will be approximately 1,100 sq m. Terrace gardens will be created on the top floors of the building.Karimpol Polska has already received a BREEAM New Construction certificate at the Outstanding level for the building and, as in the case of the first stage, plans to power the building from renewable energy sources. The main contractor for the investment is WARBUD S.A., and APA Wojciechowski Architekci is responsible for the architectural design. The CBRE Polska team is supporting the investor in the commercialisation of the second phase of the complex.
The 10th anniversary edition of the Everest Run, a 24-hour charity stair climb organised by the RK Rescue Support Foundation, is now behind us. On 21 and 22 February, participants climbed the height of Mount Everest for the fourth time in Warsaw’s Skyliner office building at Rondo Daszyńskiego. A total of 377 participants took part, including 297 individual competitors and 20 four-person relay teams. For the first time in the history of the event, the fastest climber of the symbolic Everest was a woman – Klaudia Krajewska. She covered the distance of 8,848 metres in 11 hours and 20 minutes. She was also the leader in terms of the number of ascents, climbing to the 42nd floor of the Warsaw building 109 times.
Skyliner Everest Run is a unique challenge. To symbolically reach the height of the world’s highest peak, participants must climb the 42 floors of the skyscraper 55 times. In the individual and relay formats, competitors face not only the distance, but above all their own limitations for 24 hours.
Results and figures from the anniversary edition
In the 10th edition of the race, 297 individual competitors and 20 four-person relays took part, with a total of 377 participants. Among them were 11 runners from abroad – from Estonia, England, Italy and Belarus. Klaudia Krajewska was the fastest to climb the symbolic Everest, reaching an altitude of 8,848 m in 11 hours and 20 minutes (a women’s record). Among the men, Wojciech Pogorzelec achieved the best time – 12 hours and 24 minutes.
In terms of the number of ascents, Klaudia Krajewska was once again unrivalled, setting this year’s event record – 109 ascents to the 42nd floor, which translated into 4,578 floors climbed and 17,685.25 metres vertically. It is worth noting that she only had one longer break during the 24 hours – lasting about 12 minutes. The second result also belonged to a woman – Aleksandra Grabias climbed to the top 92 times. The best man in this classification was Tomasz Lisiecki with 85 ascents (13,791.25 metres). Another record was set in the team competition – Team Estonia achieved150 ascents, or 6,300 floors and an impressive 24,337.5 metres vertically (275% of the height of Mount Everest).
The symbolic height of Everest (55 ascents) was achieved by 112 individual participants, 57 of whom climbed even higher. In the team classification, 18 relay teams completed the full distance. The oldest participant in the race was 82-year-old Giovanni from Italy, the oldest female competitor was 72, and the youngest participant was 19. Almost 60 volunteers, 28 medical personnel and 11 members of the organising team were involved in the organisation of the event, ensuring that the run ran smoothly around the clock.
The Everest Run shows that an office building can serve as more than just a workplace. For 24 hours, Skyliner becomes a space for integration, sporting challenges and real help. Its rhythm, energy and use change. The staircase becomes a route for sporting competition, the lobby turns into a zone for supporting loved ones and regenerating between runs, and the lift hall becomes a symbolic camp for participants. The most important thing then is openness to people and initiatives that build community. We are proud to once again be part of an event that combines extreme challenge with social responsibility,” says Szymon Zduńczyk, member of the management board of Karimpol Polska, owner of the Skyliner building.
The funds raised during the run will traditionally be used to purchase medical equipment to support the activities of the RK Foundation and paramedics.
“Each edition of the Everest Run is not only about sporting results, but above all about concrete support for our activities. Thanks to the participants and partners, we can systematically equip our teams with equipment that has a real impact on the safety and effectiveness of paramedics in the field,” emphasises Jacek Jakubowski, director of the RK Rescue Support Foundation.
Special anniversary award
On the occasion of the 10th edition of the event, Make Life Camper, a partner of the event, funded a unique special prize – a week’s use of a camper van. The winner will decide where to go and how to plan their trip. The lucky winner was Marcin Dąbrowski, who, in addition to sporting excitement, now has the opportunity to organise his own slow travel trip.
The anniversary edition of the Everest Run confirmed that the event has become a permanent fixture in the calendar of sporting initiatives in Warsaw, combining an extreme challenge with real help for medical rescue services.
The event is organised by the RK Rescue Support Foundation, and the partners of this year’s edition were: Karimpol Polska, KONE, the LookUp conference and event centre, Intelligent Technologies and Make Life Camper. The media patron of the event was NowaWarszawa.pl.
The construction of Skyliner II, the second tower of the Karimpol Group’s flagship office complex in Warsaw, has reached another symbolic milestone. The building has already reached a height of over 105 metres, with only the last 25 metres remaining to reach its target height. Work has entered the stage of implementing one of the most distinctive architectural elements of the project – four-level cascading terraces on the upper parts of the building on the west side.
The Skyliner II structure has exceeded the symbolic threshold of 100 metres in height. Only 25 metres remain to reach the target height of 130 metres, which will include technical floors and 15-metre parapets to secure technical equipment on the roof of the building. On the western side of the building, four-level terraces designed by RS Landscape Architecture studio are being built in its upper parts.
“The cascading terraces are one of the most characteristic elements of Skyliner II and an important distinguishing feature of the entire project. They will have an individual character and various functions – from places for work and meetings to places conducive to relaxation and integration. The highest terrace on the 26th floor will be connected to a covered space for events and presentations. All terraces will be connected by external stairs and served by a dedicated lift, ensuring full accessibility. We want them to be a real extension of the office space – a place for employees and visitors to meet, work and relax and guests of the building in a green environment, high above the city,” says Szymon Zduńczyk, member of the management board and managing director at Karimpol Polska.
Despite the exceptionally low temperatures, intensive finishing work is being carried out inside thanks to the building’s airtightness and heating.
– We carry out bricklaying and installation works, finish bathrooms, lay tiles and install lifts. Advanced finishing works are currently underway in the technical areas on level +2, where we are installing a fan room – one of the key lungs of the building’s , ensuring proper ventilation of the entire skyscraper. The second lung, i.e. another fan room, is planned for the 24th and 25th floors. The prevailing weather conditions have also caused a temporary suspension of the installation of the façade, which has been completed up to the 18th floor. It is made of prefabricated glass modules – 102 pieces on each floor – comments Piotr Pikuła, Skyliner II Contract Director, WARBUD S.A.
Skyliner II will complement the first tower of the complex, creating a modern office complex with a total area of 73,000 sq m. The second tower will offer over 24,000 sq m of leasable space, of which over 23,000 sqm will be allocated to offices and nearly 1,000 sqm to retail and service premises on the ground floor. A typical office floor will have an area of approx. 1,100 sqm. Comfortable transport will be ensured by 10 lifts. Users of the building will be able to use a five-level underground car park with 217 parking spaces and 100 bicycle stands. Completion of construction is scheduled for the fourth quarter of this year.
The architectural design was prepared by APA Wojciechowski Architekci, the general contractor for the investment is WARBUD S.A., and Hill International is responsible for investment supervision. Skyliner II is being built in accordance with the highest standards of sustainable development – the investment has been awarded a BREEAM New Construction certificate at the Outstanding level and will be powered 100% by renewable energy.
Skyliner office complex is strengthening its position as one of the key business addresses in Warsaw. Mindspace, a global operator of flexible office spaces, has signed a long-term lease agreement with Karimpol Polska for nearly 4,500 sq m of space in the second building of the complex. This will be Mindspace’s third location in Poland and the next stage of the operator’s development within Skyliner. Since 2023, Mindspace has occupied 4,400 sq m in the Karimpol Group’s first tower at Rondo Daszyńskiego. In total, the company will offer over 1,200 workstations in the Skyliner complex. The new Mindspace location will commence operations in mid-2027.
Mindspace is a global operator of flexible office space for companies of any size, offering high-class, personalised level of service. A hallmark of the brand is its stylishly designed interiors and premium enterprise grade office space which caters for fortune 500 companies all over the world. Mindspace currently operates nearly 50 location in 24 cities and 7 countries across Europe and the United States. The operator has been present in Warsaw since 2017. The first location, situated next to Hala Koszyki, offers nearly 800 workstations, while the second has been operating in Skyliner I since spring 2023 and provides 600 workstations. The third location – which will commence operations in the second tower of the complex in mid-2027 – will offer an additional 663 workstations. Under the 10-year agreement concluded with Karimpol, the company will occupy four floors – the 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th – of the Skyliner II building, totalling 4,500 sq m.
‘I am extremely pleased that another Mindspace location will soon appear on Warsaw’s map of flexible office spaces. The success of our existing projects, driven in part by the growing presence of global technology companies in the capital, has naturally encouraged us to further strengthen our position in this market. Excellent cooperation on the delivery of Mindspace at Skyliner I, as well as the exceptional location of this complex in the heart of Warsaw’s business center, confirmed that expanding within the same area was the right decision. I am confident that Skyliner II will fully meet our expectations in terms of quality, design, and user experience, becoming an ideal place for the Mindspace community. Warsaw remains one of the key markets due to the dynamically growing demand for flexible workplaces, which is why we continue to see further development opportunities here,’ says Michał Kwinta, GM Poland & Global Strategic Projects.
‘Extending our cooperation with Mindspace to Skyliner II is clear confirmation that the standard we offer at the Skyliner complex meets the needs of global brands. Mindspace has been with us since the first phase of the project, and their decision to sign a long-term lease in the second tower confirms that the quality of our space, location and solutions work well in practice. This agreement makes Mindspace the largest tenant in the entire Skyliner complex, further emphasising the scale and importance of our cooperation,’ adds Szymon Zduńczyk, Karimpol Polska’s managing director and member of the management board.
Mindspace was advised during the negotiation process by the Gide Loyrette Nouel law firm, with Błażej Czwarnok and Michał Wiśniewski representing the company, while Argon Legal provided legal advice to Karimpol. This is the second lease agreement signed for Skyliner II. At the end of 2025, Squarepoint, a global investment management company using quantitative methods, which will occupy nearly 2,200 sq m of space.
Skyliner II is a continuation of the Karimpol Group’s flagship investment in Warsaw. The new investment will complement the first Skyliner tower, creating a modern office complex that will offer a total of 73,000 sq m of space. Construction of Skyliner II is underway and is scheduled for completion in Q4 2026. The second tower of the complex will stand at 130 metres tall and have 28 floors, offering a total of 24,000 sq m of leasable space. The vast majority of this space, around 23,000 sq m, will be allocated to modern office space, while nearly 1,000 sq m will be occupied by retail and service premises on the ground floor. A typical office floor will span approximately 1,100 sq m, and the upper floors will feature green terraces totalling nearly 900 sq m. These will be connected by external stairs and served by an additional elevator. Ten elevators will ensure comfortable communication within the building. Skyliner II will be connected to the first tower by a 4,500 sq m podium housing retail and service functions for the complex’s tenants and the local community. The complex will also feature a five-level underground car park offering 217 parking spaces and 100 bicycle stands. Skyliner II has been awarded a BREEAM New Construction certificate at the Outstanding level and, like the first phase of the investment, will be powered by 100% renewable energy. The project is being implemented in accordance with the highest standards of sustainable development.
APA Wojciechowski Architekci is responsible for the architectural design, WARBUD S.A. is the general contractor, and Hill International is overseeing the project.
Strategy has extended its lease agreement for office space in the Skyliner office building in Warsaw, part of the Karimpol Group’s portfolio. Strategy occupies 1,500 sq m of office space on the 22nd floor of Skyliner I and was the building’s first tenant.
Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) – operating under the name MicroStrategy until February 2025 – is the world’s first and largest Bitcoin Treasury company and the largest independent, publicly traded business intelligence company. Strategy provides cloud-based, AI-powered analytics solutions to thousands of organisations worldwide, operating at the intersection of data, AI, semantics and financial innovation.
“We have been associated with Skyliner since its opening and have treated this location as an important part of our presence in Warsaw from the very beginning. The Skyliner office plays a significant role in our operations and team development in Poland. Extending the lease agreement is a natural decision, resulting from the very good standard of the space, stable lease terms and efficient, long-term cooperation with the owner,” comments Katarzyna Głowacka, Vice President, General Manager, Strategy Poland.
“The extension of the agreement with Strategy is of particular importance to us. It is not only another business decision, but also a symbolic continuation of a relationship that began in 2021 with the first lease agreement signed at Skyliner. We are delighted that Strategy has been part of the history of our flagship investment from the very beginning and will remain so for years to come,” says Michał Orłowski, Head of Leasing & Asset Management at Karimpol Polska.
Karimpol was legally supported in the transaction by Argon Legal.
Skyliner – one of the seven tallest office buildings in Poland (195 m) – was opened in January 2021 as the first part of the office complex. It has a BREEAM Excellent certificate and is powered 100% by renewable energy sources. The total office space available for lease is 45,000 sq m. Tenants of the first tower of the complex include: Aon, Bolt, Booksy, Capital.com, Coca-Cola Poland Services, Colonnade Insurance Branch in Poland, X-Trade Brokers (XTB) Brokerage House, DXC Technology, ENATA Bread, Falck, Greenville, Luxoft, Meet & Eat, Strategy, Noble Securities, Onwelo, Process Solutions, Tarkett, Werfen, Vention, Villa Foksal (Look Up), Wento, global flexible office space operator Mindspace, and Xperi.
Construction of the second stage of the complex at Rondo Daszyńskiego has been underway since February 2024 and is scheduled for completion at the end of 2026. The second tower will be 130 metres high, with 28 floors and 24,000 sq m of leasable space. Most of the usable space – 23,000 sq m – will be allocated to offices. Retail and service premises on the ground floor of the building will occupy nearly 1,000 sq m. The standard office floor area will be approximately 1,100 sq m. The top floors of the building will feature garden terraces with a total area of nearly 900 sq m. Karimpol Polska has already received a BREEAM New Construction certificate at the Outstanding level for the building and, as in the case of the first stage, plans to power the building from renewable energy sources. The main contractor for the investment is WARBUD S.A., and APA Wojciechowski Architekci is responsible for the architectural design. CBRE Polska is supporting the investor in the commercialisation of the second phase of the complex.
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Przechowywanie lub dostęp do danych technicznych jest ściśle konieczny do uzasadnionego celu umożliwienia korzystania z konkretnej usługi wyraźnie żądanej przez subskrybenta lub użytkownika, lub wyłącznie w celu przeprowadzenia transmisji komunikatu przez sieć łączności elektronicznej.
Preferencje
Przechowywanie lub dostęp techniczny jest niezbędny do uzasadnionego celu przechowywania preferencji, o które nie prosi subskrybent lub użytkownik.
Statystyka
Przechowywanie techniczne lub dostęp, który jest używany wyłącznie do celów statystycznych.Przechowywanie techniczne lub dostęp, który jest używany wyłącznie do anonimowych celów statystycznych. Bez wezwania do sądu, dobrowolnego podporządkowania się dostawcy usług internetowych lub dodatkowych zapisów od strony trzeciej, informacje przechowywane lub pobierane wyłącznie w tym celu zwykle nie mogą być wykorzystywane do identyfikacji użytkownika.
Marketing
Przechowywanie lub dostęp techniczny jest wymagany do tworzenia profili użytkowników w celu wysyłania reklam lub śledzenia użytkownika na stronie internetowej lub na kilku stronach internetowych w podobnych celach marketingowych.
