Zoetis, the world’s leading animal health company, has renewed its lease agreement for office space in one of Adgar Poland’s office buildings in Warsaw. The partnership between the two companies has continued uninterrupted since 2013, serving as an example of a longterm relationship built on mutual trust, collaboration, and a deep understanding of the evolving needs of modern workplace users.
Zoetis’ decision highlights the importance global market leaders place on partnering with a landlord that provides a stable, high quality working environment conducive to business growth and employee wellbeing. The company’s continued commitment to Adgar Poland confirms that transparent lease terms, ongoing building upgrades, and continuous investments in the surrounding environment effectively address tenants’ expectations, providing them with a workplace that offers both security and everyday comfort.
“We value Adgar Poland not only for the quality of its amenities, including relaxation, sports, and recreational facilities. We also greatly appreciate the on-site Adgar Poland property management team, whose commitment and day-to-day technical and administrative support ensure that our employees feel genuinely well looked after. It is this combination of a high-quality workplace and the dedicated people behind its day-to-day operation that ultimately led us to renew our lease agreement.” – says Rudy Van Santfoort, Regional Senior Director, Facilities, Zoetis Finance & Business Operations.
For more than 65 years, Zoetis has been advancing animal health to benefit animals and the people who care for them. The company provides veterinarians, livestock producers, and pet owners with innovative medicines, vaccines, diagnostic solutions, technologies, and educational programs, helping them achieve better outcomes for both animals and their caregivers.
“The trust that Zoetis has placed in us over the years is a strong testament to our ability not only to meet our tenants’ expectations but also to create an environment that supports their long-term business growth. Our properties evolve alongside the changing needs of their users, which is why we continuously invest in upgrades and modernization. The continuation of this partnership is the clearest proof that our strategy and consistent investment in our portfolio are delivering tangible results. Equally important is our commitment to building a vibrant tenant community—we regularly organize events that foster networking, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas.” – says Martyna Czarnota, Senior Asset Manager at Adgar Poland.
Adgar Poland – Office Buildings in Prime Locations Across Warsaw
Adgar Poland continues to expand its office portfolio across Warsaw’s most established and high-potential business districts, with a particular focus on Mokotów as well as the rapidly developing Wola and Ochota areas. Across all locations, the company offers modern, usercentric workspaces designed to support productivity, wellbeing, and flexibility. Every Adgar Poland building is LEED-certified, reflecting its commitment to energy efficiency and sustainable development, while a broad range of amenities enhances everyday comfort and promotes a healthy work-life balance
Today, one of the most promising parts of Adgar Poland’s portfolio is its cluster of office properties in Służewiec discrict, at the heart of Warsaw’s Mokotów business district. Once viewed primarily as an office hub, the area is evolving into a vibrant mixed-use neighborhood, with new residential developments, retail and service outlets, schools, and recreational spaces complementing its business infrastructure. Adgar Poland actively contributes to this urban transformation by investing in local infrastructure and supporting initiatives that improve residents’ quality of life, including the co-financing of street redevelopment projects and traffic signal modernization. As a result, Służewiec is becoming a district where people can not only work comfortably but also enjoy everyday life, supported by excellent transport links, an extensive public transport network, cycling infrastructure, and a wide range of local amenities.
According to data from JLL and AXI IMMO, Warsaw’s office market in 2025 has been characterized by a higher share of lease renewals than new lease agreements. During the first half of the year, office take-up in the capital reached approximately 300,000 square meters, with lease renewals accounting for more than 43% of demand, according to AXI IMMO. In the second quarter alone, renewals represented 59% of all office transactions, according to JLL. Mokotów and Służewiec have emerged as particularly strong-performing submarkets, together accounting for approximately 24% of Warsaw’s total office demand— surpassing even the city’s central business districts. For many companies, remaining in a proven location provides stability, certainty, and continuity needed to support long-term business growth.
Throughout the lease negotiation process, the tenant was represented by the advisory firm Cushman & Wakefield.
