Regional markets favorable to tenants
Boom takes office in Poland. Apart from Warsaw, the most active markets in terms of supply are Cracow, Wroclove and Tri-City.
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Reports
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Office activity is transferring outside the city centre
Warsaw Research Forum summarized the first six months of 2014 on the Warsaw office market.
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Small projects in regional cities arouse interest
In the first half of 2014, Investment in the Polish market reported stable demand in every segment of commercial real estate.
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Employee wanted!
33 percent of Polish employers have trouble finding a worker in the world, this result is 36 percent - Demonstrates the ninth edition of the ManpowerGroup "talent shortage". This is the highest score for seven years.
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French entrepreneurs on Polish market
France is third-largest foreign investor in our country. According to “20 years of French investments in Poland” report, compiled by CCIFP and KPMG, in 2014 they will be still arriving.
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754 million euro of transactions in the second quarter
Cushman & Wakefield is summarizing the second quarter of 2014 on the investment market in the commercial building sector in Central Europe.
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Warsaw on 60 place
London maintains its position as the most expensive office location in the world. High prices also characterized by Asia, while in Warsaw rents are declining.
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Unused potential of Central and Eastern Europe
Companies of oursourcing and offshoring sector occupy nearly 20 per cent of office space in the CEE region. Experts convince that this part of Europe has a potential to attract another companies.
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The vacancies will raise and rents will fall
According to the report of Colliers International, at this moment in Poland we have as much as 6,24 million sqm of office space.
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New possibilities for business in Radom
Radom, a city located 100 km from Warsaw, has a chance to become an important business centre in Poland.
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