Redkom Development
Redkom Development is a privately held Polish commercial real estate developer that builds, leases, and sells retail parks, BTS logistics facilities, and residential projects, disposing of stabilized assets to institutional investors such as Newgate Investment.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2006
- HeadquartersWarszawa, Poland
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What Redkom Development does
Redkom Development is a privately held Polish commercial real estate developer headquartered in Warsaw that develops, leases, and disposes of retail parks, BTS logistics facilities, and residential projects. The company operates a build-and-sell model in which it acquires or repositions land, executes construction through repeat general contractors (notably Trasko Invest and Dekpol Budownictwo), commercializes space via an in-house leasing team led by Head of Leasing Elżbieta Kutrasińska and external agent Mallson Polska, and sells stabilized assets to long-term institutional investors — primarily Newgate Investment and CEE-BIG B.V. Its core technology is build-to-suit (BTS) and brownfield redevelopment of commercial property in Polish mid-sized cities, with BREEAM Very Good certification pursued on flagship retail parks (Przystanek Karkonosze, Comfy Park Bydgoszcz) and cross-dock warehouses (Szczawno-Zdrój, Szczecin, Olsztyn).
The portfolio spans three segments: retail parks (Park Glinianka, Ozimska Park Opole, Comfy Park Bielik Bielsko-Biała, Przystanek Karkonosze, BIG Dzierżoniów, Comfy Park Bydgoszcz, with Świderek Otwock, Białystok, Lublin, and Tarnów under construction or in preparation, and Kalisz and Kalwaria in the pipeline), logistics/warehouse (the master-planned Szprotawa Logistics Center with up to 278,000 m² of potential GLA, BTS facilities in Chrząstowice and cross-dock warehouses in Olsztyn, Szczawno-Zdrój, and Szczecin), and residential (Nowa Młynówka in Jelenia Góra with ~400 planned apartments and the design-phase Apartamenty Elisium in Spain). Delivered retail GLA exceeds 90,000 m² across 13+ named projects, with multiple grocery anchors (Carrefour, Lidl, Kaufland, Biedronka), fashion tenants (Sinsay/LPP, CCC, HalfPrice), and entertainment operators (Cinema City, FlyPark, ProPadel) deployed across the portfolio.
Revenue is generated through development fees, leasing commissions during the commercialization phase, and capital gains on the sale of stabilized retail and logistics assets to institutional investors; residential projects are sold directly to individual buyers (e.g., Nowa Młynówka) or through co-development partners (EUROPLAN Group). Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed, with lease and sale terms negotiated individually per tenant and per institutional buyer. The company has been recognized as Retail Developer of the Year at the CEE Retail Awards in both 2025 and 2026 and at the Baltic Real Estate Awards in 2025, with project-level wins at the European Property Awards (Park Glinianka, Ozimska Park) and CEE Investment Awards (Comfy Park Bydgoszcz).
Redkom Development firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Redkom Development
- Legal name
- Redkom Development
- Website
- https://redkomdevelopment.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2006
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- Redkom Development is a privately held Polish commercial real estate developer that builds, leases, and sells retail parks, BTS logistics facilities, and residential projects, disposing of stabilized assets to institutional investors such as Newgate Investment.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Redkom Development industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Commercial Real Estate Development
- NAICS
- Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (23622), Industrial Building Construction (23621), New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders) (236116)
- SIC
- Real Estate Dealers (For Their Own Account) (6532), General Bldg Contractors - Nonresidential Bldgs (1540), General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs (1520)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Real Estate Development Asset Management (Project/Construction-to-Stabilization) (BPAJAMAL)
- akta.pro secondary industry
- Renovation, Remodeling & Tenant Improvements (General Contracting) (IMAFAAAE)
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Where Redkom Development is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Warszawa
- HQ country
- Poland
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
Redkom Development business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Personnel, Technology or R&D
Revenue model
- Retail Park Development and Sale: Redkom develops retail parks, secures tenants through its leasing team, and then sells completed or stabilised assets to long-term investors such as Newgate Investment and CEE-BIG B.V. Revenue is generated through development fees, leasing commissions during the commercialization phase, and capital gains on asset sales. This build-and-sell model is evidenced by the sale of Ozimska Park (sold to Newgate Investment in 2024), Park Glinianka (sold to CEE-BIG B.V. in 2024), and Comfy Park Bielik (sold to Newgate Investment upon opening in 2024).
- Build-to-Suit (BTS) Logistics and Warehouse Development: Redkom develops custom-built logistics and cross-dock warehouse facilities for third-party logistics operators on a build-to-suit basis. The company acts as developer and general contractor, delivering facilities such as the BTS warehouse in Olsztyn (operational since December 2025, tenant: renowned logistics operator) and the SFD S.A. warehouse in Chrząstowice near Opole. Revenue is earned through development and construction margins.
- Residential Development: Redkom develops residential complexes for sale to individual buyers, such as the Nowa Młynówka estate in Jelenia Góra (approximately 400 apartments planned, Phase 1 delivering 110 units in Q2 2026), and the Elisium luxury apartments near Marbella, Spain (24 units, design phase).
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels3 records
Redkom Development product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Redkom Development develops, revitalizes, and builds retail parks, industrial and logistics facilities, and residential projects in Poland. The company operates a build-and-sell model, commercializing properties through its in-house leasing team and then selling stabilized assets to institutional investors such as Newgate Investment and CEE-BIG B.V. It also delivers build-to-suit (BTS) warehouses for logistics operators and residential complexes for individual buyers, with selected projects targeting BREEAM Very Good certification.
Product overview
Redkom Development is a Polish real estate developer offering a diversified portfolio of commercial and residential properties. The company's offerings span three main segments: (1) Retail Parks - medium and large-scale retail developments including Park Glinianka, Ozimska Park, Comfy Park Bielik, Przystanek Karkonosze, BIG Dzierżoniów, Comfy Park Bydgoszcz, and multiple parks under development in Otwock, Białystok, Lublin, Tarnów, and Kalisz; (2) Logistics/Warehouse Facilities - including large-scale Szprotawa Logistics Center (up to 278,000 m²), BTS warehouses in Chrząstowice, and cross-dock facilities in Olsztyn, Szczawno-Zdrój, and Szczecin; and (3) Residential Projects - including Nowa Młynówka in Jelenia Góra and Apartamenty Elisium near Marbella. The company has delivered over 90,000 m² of retail GLA and holds multiple industry awards including Retail Developer of the Year at CEE Retail Awards 2025 and 2026.
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Products and services
- Park Glinianka (BIG Łubna) Modern retail park located in Łubna near Piaseczno (south of Warsaw), GLA 10,200 m² with 12 retail units. Anchor tenant: Carrefour. Features commercial and leisure zones including outdoor relaxation space and children's playground. Target customers: national retail chains and lifestyle brands.
- Ozimska Park Opole Modern retail park in Opole at 72 Ozimska Street, GLA exceeding 18,000 m² after expansion. Features 26+ tenants including Kaufland, Woolworth, Media Expert, and dining options. Largest retail park in Opole. Target customers: national and international retail chains and lifestyle brands.
- Comfy Park Bielik Bielsko-Biała Redevelopment of former Tesco site into modern retail park in Bielsko-Biała, GLA over 19,000 m² with nearly 30 units and Kaufland as anchor. Largest retail park in Bielsko-Biała. Target customers: retail chains and lifestyle brands.
- Przystanek Karkonosze Miłków Largest retail park in Karkonosze region, located in Miłków near Karpacz. GLA 15,400 m² with 30+ tenants including Lidl, HalfPrice, CCC, Douglas, Media Expert. Features McDonald's Drive-Thru. BREEAM Very Good certification in progress. Target customers: retail chains and lifestyle brands.
- BIG Dzierżoniów Retail park in Dzierżoniów with approximately 17,000 m² GLA and 30 stores. Strong fashion tenant mix including Lidl, CCC, HalfPrice, Reserved, Cropp, New Yorker. Target customers: retail chains and lifestyle brands.
- Comfy Park Bydgoszcz Redevelopment of former Glinki Shopping Centre into modern retail park in Bydgoszcz, GLA 16,000 m² (expandable to 20,000 m²). Anchor: Carrefour. 20+ tenants including JYSK, Woolworth, Media Expert, Maxi Zoo, Xtreme Fitness. BREEAM Very Good targeted. Target customers: retail chains and lifestyle brands.
- Świderek Retail Park Otwock Largest retail park in Otwock County. GLA 23,000+ m² with 40 units across 4 buildings, near S17 Expressway. Confirmed tenant: Lidl. Features regional Świdermajer architectural elements and green roofs. Target customers: retail chains and lifestyle brands.
- Retail Park Białystok Modern retail park in Białystok on Andersa Street. GLA 14,000 m² with 20 units. Anchor: Biedronka. 400 parking spaces. Target customers: retail chains and lifestyle brands.
- Retail & Fun Park Lublin Retail and leisure park redeveloping former Galeria Lubelska in Lublin. Approximately 14,000-14,200 m² retail area. Combines shopping with sports facilities including FlyPark trampolines (3,000+ m²) and ProPadel (8 courts, 3,000+ m²). Anchors: Carrefour, Sinsay, Xtreme Fitness. Target customers: retail chains, lifestyle brands, sports/entertainment operators.
- Retail Park Tarnów Largest planned retail park in Tarnów. GLA 35,000 m² with 30 units on Lwowska Street. Features Cinema City multiplex (one of first cinemas in retail park format in Poland). Confirmed tenants: Lidl, Agata Meble. Target customers: retail chains, lifestyle brands, entertainment operators.
- Retail Park Kalisz Modern retail park in Kalisz. GLA 20,000 m². Redevelopment of former Tesco site on Aleja Wojska Polskiego. Under commercialization. Target customers: retail chains and lifestyle brands.
- Redkom Park Kalwaria Multifunctional facility at 123 Pijarska Street, Góra Kalwaria. GLA 5,500 m² with commercial, service, office, and warehouse functions. Tenants include Bricomarché, Xtreme Fitness Gyms, and B.PRO headquarters. Target customers: retail chains, fitness operators, office tenants.
- Timișoara Funshop Park Retail park in Timișoara, Romania. Part of Funshop Park brand chain. GLA 11,000 m². Tenants include Kaufland, Noriel, Pepco, KiK, Flanco, C&A, TEDi. Target customers: retail chains and lifestyle brands.
- Szprotawa Logistics Center Large-scale logistics and warehouse complex in Dziećmiarowice near Szprotawa. Total potential GLA up to 278,000 m² across 3 phases. Phase 1: 127,000 m² (18m height). Strategic location near Germany and Czech Republic borders. Target customers: 3PL logistics operators, e-commerce platforms, distribution companies.
- Logistic Park Opole - Chrząstowice Build-to-suit warehouse in Chrząstowice near Opole. GLA 14,400 m² (expandable to 18,000 m²). 30 km from A4 motorway, 70 km from A1. Tenant: SFD S.A. (health & fitness e-commerce). Target customers: 3PL logistics operators, e-commerce platforms.
- Cross-dock Warehouse Olsztyn BTS cross-dock warehouse in Olsztyn designed for 24/7 operations. GLA 2,300 m². Built for a logistics operator with BREEAM Very Good certification targeted. Target customers: international logistics operators.
- Cross-dock Warehouse Szczawno-Zdrój BTS cross-dock warehouse in Szczawno-Zdrój designed for 24/7 operations. GLA 2,100+ m². BREEAM Very Good certification targeted. Target customers: international logistics operators.
- Cross-dock Warehouse Szczecin BTS cross-dock warehouse in Szczecin designed for 24/7 operations. GLA 2,500+ m². Supports efficient last-mile delivery operations. BREEAM Very Good certification targeted. Target customers: international logistics operators.
- Nowa Młynówka Residential complex in Jelenia Góra near historic Old Town. Approximately 400 planned apartments and commercial premises. Phase 1: 110 apartments (24-85 m², 1-3 rooms). Keys handover Q2 2026. Features river views, underground parking, lifts. Target customers: individual residential buyers.
- Apartamenty Elisium Luxury apartment complex in La Quinta, Benahavis near Marbella, Spain. 24 apartments (110-150 m²) in 4 buildings. Features penthouses with rooftop pools, communal pool, gym, basement parking. Target customers: luxury residential buyers.
Quantifiable outcome
- 90,000+ m² GLA of retail space delivered across Poland
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Customer profileNamed customers19 records
Segments3 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Redkom Development technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
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- Has API
- No
- API docs
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Redkom Development partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Nine partnerships are on record, tiered major and core.
- Dekpol BudownictwomajorGeneral contractor for Redkom's BTS logistics projects. Specialises in modern and environmentally friendly cubature projects. Currently building the cross-dock warehouse in Olsztyn (completion Q4 2025). Ensures highest construction standards for logistics facilities.
- Newgate InvestmentcoreRedkom and Newgate jointly develop retail parks — Redkom handles development and leasing, Newgate acquires and holds the asset long-term. Key joint projects: Ozimska Park Opole (sold to Newgate 2024), Comfy Park Bielik (sold to Newgate 2024), Comfy Park Bydgoszcz (opened May 2026, owned by Newgate).
- Trasko InvestcoreGeneral contractor for multiple Redkom retail park and logistics projects. Responsible for construction execution. Key projects: Przystanek Karkonosze (Miłków), Świderek Otwock, Białystok Retail Park, BIG Dzierżoniów, and SFD S.A. warehouse in Chrząstowice. A trusted contractor with extensive commercial development portfolio.
- BM ArchitekcimajorArchitectural design firm for the Białystok Retail Park. Responsible for modern building form, well-designed circulation layout, and high functional quality of the space. Ensures the project meets contemporary retail architecture standards.
- Biuro Architektoniczne Plewa (Mariusz Plewa)majorArchitectural design firm for the Retail & Fun Park Lublin project. Responsible for modern form, high functionality, and well-designed spatial solutions for the combined retail and leisure development on the former Galeria Lubelska site.
- EUROPLAN GroupcoreJoint development partner for the Nowa Młynówka residential estate in Jelenia Góra. Redkom is responsible for development, EUROPLAN Group for residential development and sales. The partnership combines Redkom's real estate development expertise with EUROPLAN's residential marketing and sales capabilities. Foundation stone ceremony held November 2024.
- Mallson PolskacoreExclusive external leasing agent for multiple Redkom retail park projects. Mallson is responsible for commercialization, tenant mix curation, and leasing of retail units. Key projects: BIG Dzierżoniów, Przystanek Karkonosze, and Świderek Otwock. Also brokered the Otwock project acquisition for Redkom.
- Gleeds PolskamajorTechnical and cost consultancy partner for Przystanek Karkonosze. Responsible for project management, cost management, construction coordination, tenant coordination, and BREEAM certification process. Ensures projects meet international quality and sustainability standards.
- Artside ArchitekcimajorArchitectural firm responsible for the unique design concept of Przystanek Karkonosze, combining functionality, modern aesthetics, and elements inspired by the Karkonosze landscape and Śnieżka peak. Architects of distinction recognised in project awards.
Scale indicators5 records
Recent moves8 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Redkom Development competitors and assessment
Company assessmentOthers
- CEE-BIG B.V. (BIG Poland): Operator of BIG-branded retail parks across Poland, having acquired Park Glinianka from Redkom. Functions as both an institutional acquirer and a direct operator of comparable retail-park product that competes for tenant relationships.
- Newgate Investment: Polish retail-park-focused institutional investor that repeatedly acquires Redkom's completed assets (Ozimska Park, Comfy Park Bielik, Comfy Park Bydgoszcz). Functions as both a core capital-recycling partner and a comparable operator/investor in Polish retail-park product.
Broad incumbents
- EPP (Echo Polska Properties): Largest Polish retail-focused REIT operating shopping centres and retail parks across the country. A larger incumbent with overlapping retail-park product and tenant relationships, but broader portfolio including shopping malls that Redkom does not target.
- Panattoni: Europe's largest logistics developer with extensive Polish BTS warehouse activity. Competes directly with Redkom's logistics/BTS cross-dock segment for tenant relationships (3PL, e-commerce) and BTS development mandates.
- Nhood (formerly Ceetrus): Pan-European retail real estate operator with significant Polish retail-park exposure post-Auchan integration. A broad incumbent in the same asset class with deeper capital and longer holding periods than Redkom's build-and-sell model.
Direct peers
- Trei Real Estate: German-headquartered retail park developer active in Poland with a similar mid-sized-city, grocery-anchored retail park focus and build-to-suit expertise. Directly competes for Polish retail park development opportunities.
- Acteeum Group: Polish retail park developer with a comparable focus on mid-sized Polish cities, delivering grocery-anchored parks and brownfield redevelopments. Directly competes with Redkom for sites, tenants (Lidl, Carrefour, Kaufland), and institutional take-out buyers across Poland.
- WhiteStar Real Estate: Polish retail and warehouse developer focused on similar mid-sized-city retail parks and BTS logistics, frequently partnering with institutional capital. Overlaps with Redkom on customer base (large grocery and fashion anchors) and Polish geographic footprint.
- Scallier: Poland-based retail park developer operating a comparable build-and-sell model across Central and Eastern Europe, partnering with institutional investors on disposal. Closely overlaps with Redkom in format, tenant mix, and CEE institutional buyer relationships.
Emerging players
- 7R (Seven Real Estate): Polish warehouse and BTS developer with comparable focus on e-commerce and 3PL tenants, plus selective retail park activity. Comparable to Redkom on the logistics/BTS side of the business.
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Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Frequently asked questions about Redkom Development
What does Redkom Development do?
Redkom Development develops, revitalizes, and builds retail parks, industrial and logistics facilities, and residential projects in Poland. The company operates a build-and-sell model, commercializing properties through its in-house leasing team and then selling stabilized assets to institutional investors such as Newgate Investment and CEE-BIG B.V. It also delivers build-to-suit (BTS) warehouses for logistics operators and residential complexes for individual buyers, with selected projects targeting BREEAM Very Good certification.
Is Redkom Development a public or private company?
Redkom Development is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Redkom Development founded?
Redkom Development was founded in 2006. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is Redkom Development based?
Redkom Development is headquartered in Warszawa, Poland, in the Europe region.
How does Redkom Development make money?
Three revenue lines are on record. Retail Park Development and Sale is the primary driver. The others are build-to-Suit (BTS) Logistics and Warehouse Development and residential Development.
Who are Redkom Development's main competitors?
Others on record are CEE-BIG B.V. (BIG Poland) and Newgate Investment. Broad incumbents are EPP (Echo Polska Properties), Panattoni and Nhood (formerly Ceetrus). Direct peers are Trei Real Estate, Acteeum Group, WhiteStar Real Estate and Scallier. 7R (Seven Real Estate) is listed as an emerging player.
Does Redkom Development have an API?
No public API is recorded for Redkom Development.
What industry is Redkom Development in?
Redkom Development's product category is Commercial Real Estate Development. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAJAMAL, Real Estate Development Asset Management (Project/Construction-to-Stabilization), with a secondary code of IMAFAAAE, Renovation, Remodeling & Tenant Improvements (General Contracting). Its NAICS code is 23622 and its SIC code is 6532.