Airport City CPK will form a modern, multifunctional urban district integrated with the new airport and high-speed rail interchange.
The project includes the construction of high-standard hotels, Grade-A office buildings, mixed-use developments, public spaces, and industrial facilities tailored to the needs of international travellers, employees, and global investors.
CPK’s Airport City is planned as a modern business district serving a broad range of companies and institutions from Poland and beyond.
The development is expected to attract firms engaged in managerial, administrative, and research activities, especially in the aviation and technology sectors.
By supporting a diverse mix of businesses, Airport City aims to foster an innovative ecosystem and contribute to the ongoing economic diversification of Poland.
The Łódź Special Economic Zone (Łódzka Specjalna Strefa Ekonomiczna) is one of the highest-ranked zones in Europe.
Recognised for its investor-friendly policies and tailored support, it specialises in the creation and management of industrial parks and the construction of production, warehouse, and office facilities. It also runs several educational initiatives to support modern industry.
The cooperation will focus on exchanging expertise and knowledge related to developing industrial parks and strategic facilities.
Both parties will share essential know-how and contacts with expert organisations involved in their joint investments.
They will also collaborate through the educational programmes of the Łódź Special Economic Zone’s subsidiary, the Automation and Robotics Technical School.
This offers significant potential for cooperation between engineers and experts from both organisations.
Dr Filip Czernicki, CEO of CPK said: “The partnership between CPK and the Łódź Special Economic Zone will allow us to exchange expertise on developing industrial parks and facilities essential to CPK’s long-term strategy.
“It will also support the creation of investment incentives and collaboration with start-ups in the future Airport City and Cargo City areas.”
As part of the broader CPK Programme, Airport City and Cargo City will play a key role in improving connectivity, generating new jobs, and strengthening the investment appeal of the region between two major cities of Warsaw and Łódź.
The planned infrastructure will contribute directly to regional growth and quality of life, in line with best practices observed at leading European transport hubs.