FM newsroom – office market, facility management. SOHO by Yareal in Warsaw’s Kamionek district has secured its first office tenant, marking a milestone for the mixed-use development. HOERBIGER Polska will open its new workspace there in May, signing a long-term lease for space in the RUBIN building.
HOERBIGER Polska has leased nearly 200 sqm of office space on the ground floor of the RUBIN building, overlooking the linear park that runs through the complex. The company is set to begin operations at the site in May, following completion of interior works.
According to the official announcement, the company is committing to a 10-year lease.
A global engineering player confides in Kamionek
HOERBIGER is an international engineering group providing solutions for the energy, process and automotive sectors, as well as safety technologies. The company operates in around 40 countries, employs close to 8,400 people across 130 locations and runs 30 production facilities. It has been active in Poland since 2004.
Robert Legutko, President of the Management Board of HOERBIGER Polska, noted that the company valued the professional leasing process and the quality of the design solutions, adding that the new office’s functionality supports its operational needs.
Paulina Petynka, Leasing Director at Yareal Polska, said securing the first office tenant — relocating from central Warsaw — shows that Praga-Południe is increasingly competitive with the capital’s core business districts.
A mixed-use urban quarter
Designed by HRA Architekci, SOHO by Yareal blends residential, office, dining, service and leisure functions. The development, which holds a BREEAM Communities certificate, combines post-industrial heritage with contemporary architecture to create an open, community-focused environment.
Green spaces, including a linear park, courtyards and terraces, are intended to encourage social interaction, while limited car traffic supports a more sustainable setting.
Final phase under way
Yareal Polska is currently delivering SOHO HUB, the final stage of the project. Planned works between 2026 and 2028 will add more than 5,000 sqm of office space, nearly 2,500 sqm of retail and service units, and a private rented sector (PRS) component, alongside the restoration of historic buildings on the site.