When a company is looking for a location for its headquarters, it considers much more than the address itself. Access to a broad pool of qualified employees, convenient connections for clients and business partners, efficient transport links to other cities, opportunities for further growth and the surrounding environment all support day-to-day operations. In this respect, Poznań has long been one of Poland’s most important business centres.
It is a city that combines a strong economic base with a highly convenient location. On the one hand, it offers access to a large and diverse labour market. On the other, it provides efficient connections to Warsaw, Berlin and other parts of the country. The growing supply of modern office space is also significant, giving companies a wider choice of locations tailored to their needs.
Strong economy and a diverse business environment
Poznań has a strong and diversified economic base. At the end of 2025, there were 137,600 registered business entities in the city, and their number increased by 3,200 over the course of the year. Particularly well represented are companies operating in professional, scientific and technical services, trade, construction, IT and the real estate sector.
This is important for companies looking not only for employees, but also for business partners, suppliers and clients. Poznań offers a business environment where different industries and operating models meet. The presence of large companies, service providers, the modern business services sector and a strong industrial base gives the city an economic profile that extends well beyond the local market.
A location that makes doing business easier
One of Poznań’s greatest advantages is its location. The city lies between Warsaw and Berlin and is an important point on the map of both road and rail connections. The A2 motorway provides a direct link with Warsaw and the western border, while Poznań Ławica International Airport makes business travel and contact with international partners easier.
This is particularly important for companies serving clients across different parts of Poland. For them, the location of the headquarters can have a real impact on how easily meetings, business trips and the team’s everyday work can be organised.
Labour market and academic potential
People are another key factor in the city’s attractiveness for business. Poznań is an important academic centre, supplying the labour market each year with graduates from a wide range of fields. In 2025, Poznań and the surrounding area were home to 167 business service centres operating in areas including finance, accounting, IT, HR and customer service, employing a total of around 30,500 people. The scale of the local labour market is also reflected in the low unemployment rate, which stood at just 1.4% at the end of 2025. For companies, this means access to a large and diverse talent pool, making it easier to build teams with different skills and areas of expertise.
Poznań’s office market is growing alongside business
Economic growth is also reflected in the office real estate market. At the end of 2025, the stock of modern office space in Poznań stood at approximately 677,500 m². A further 72,900 m² remained under construction, making it the largest volume of office space in development among Poland’s regional office markets.
This does not mean that companies now choose offices based solely on floor area. The importance of the working environment and its ability to adapt to changing ways of working is growing. What attracts employees to the office today, and why companies are placing greater emphasis on the quality of space, was discussed in the article “Return to the office. Why are companies investing in the quality of the workplace today?”
Where in Poznań should you grow your business?
The choice of a specific address naturally depends on the nature of the company. A business whose employees mainly work remotely will have different priorities from a company that regularly welcomes clients, while another organisation may need convenient access from different parts of the city and surrounding areas.
In this context, locations that combine easy access to the city centre with convenient routes out of the city work particularly well. Giant at 151 Głogowska Street is one such location. The building stands on one of Poznań’s main arterial roads, connecting the city centre with the southern districts and providing straightforward access towards the A2 motorway. Tram and bus stops are located directly by the building, while the city centre and main railway station are only a few minutes away.
A space that can grow with your business
Location alone is not everything. It is equally important whether the space can be adapted to the size of the team and the way it works. At Giant, office spaces ranging from approximately 150 to 950 m² are available and can be arranged to suit the individual needs of each tenant. This allows both smaller companies and larger, growing teams to create a workspace that reflects the way they operate on a daily basis.
Tenants also have access to parking, 24/7 reception and security, fibre-optic connectivity and technical facilities. Restaurants, shops and service points are located nearby, making it easier to organise everyday work without unnecessary travel.
Giant brings together the elements that matter most when choosing a company headquarters: a convenient location, flexible office space and facilities that allow businesses to focus on their day-to-day operations.
