Trends Radar from Cushman & Wakefield: Tough Times Build Strength

Upward pressure on rental rates and rising construction costs on the one hand and a growing focus on ESG and repositioning of commercial buildings on the other. Faced with the current pace of change in the real estate market, many investors are looking at 2023 with a deg...
Poland secures top position in index of EMEA’s most attractive locations for manufacturing

The Cushman & Wakefield Manufacturing Risk Index (MRI) brings together a range of important indicators to assess the relative attractiveness amongst 45 countries as locations of production. In EMEA, Poland has assumed the position as the highest ranked country in the...
Cushman & Wakefield: Total office stock in Poland’s largest cities reached 12.7 million sq m at the end of Q3 2022

Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has published another summary report on the largest office markets in Poland. Regional city office supply for the first three quarters of 2022 came to 332,000 sq m, up by 125% over the same time in 2021. Below are ...
Warehouse demand in Poland surges despite economic challenges – Cushman & Wakefield summarizes Q3 2022 on the Polish warehouse market

Poland continues to be one of the most attractive industrial and logistics markets for investment. The combined costs of warehouse lease, energy consumption and labour are among the lowest in Europe - as much as 34% lower than in the Czech Republic and 62% lower than in ...
European Grade A Office Availability Ratio Declines As Occupiers Focus On Best in Class Space

Continued strong demand for the highest quality workplaces drove prime headline office rents across Europe up by 1.8% during Q3, pushing annual rental growth to 5.3%, according to research from global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield. This is nearly 11 t...
Retail is booming in the smallest Polish cities.  Retail parks are the most popular format

Close to 120,000 sq m of modern retail space was delivered to the Polish market in the third quarter of 2022, bringing Poland’s total retail stock to over 15.76 million sq m. The new supply comprised eight new projects, including five retail parks. Small cities with a po...
Office occupier activity on the rise despite market uncertainty

At the end of the third quarter of 2022, Warsaw’s total office stock amounted to 6.34 million sq m, following the completion of close to 100,000 sq m, including Varso Tower, the tallest office building in the European Union. In addition, around 150,000 sq m of office spa...
Despite the economic climate, attractive property prices still attract buyers to the CEE region. The CEE investment market shows resilience in high-yield deals

Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield summarises Q3 2022 on the CEE property investment market.
Residential rents in Warsaw almost as high as in Brussels – Cushman & Wakefield reports on the Polish housing market

The number of new residential construction starts in August 2022 was down by 23% on the same time last year. Asking prices in the seven largest Polish cities have risen by 66% in the last five years, with the rental growth averaging 45%. Below are some other key findings...
Retail real estate market had stable 2022

According to a Cushman & Wakefield report, the retail real estate sector saw the continued expansion of retail parks in 2022, accounting for 70% of new supply delivered to the market. Despite many challenges related to inflation and general economic uncertainty, 14 n...
Trends Radar from Cushman & Wakefield: Tough Times Build Strength

Upward pressure on rental rates and rising construction costs on the one hand and a growing focus on ESG and repositioning of commercial buildings on the other. Faced with the current pace of change in the real estate market, many investors are looking at 2023 with a deg...
Poland secures top position in index of EMEA’s most attractive locations for manufacturing

The Cushman & Wakefield Manufacturing Risk Index (MRI) brings together a range of important indicators to assess the relative attractiveness amongst 45 countries as locations of production. In EMEA, Poland has assumed the position as the highest ranked country in the...
Cushman & Wakefield: Total office stock in Poland’s largest cities reached 12.7 million sq m at the end of Q3 2022

Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has published another summary report on the largest office markets in Poland. Regional city office supply for the first three quarters of 2022 came to 332,000 sq m, up by 125% over the same time in 2021. Below are ...
Warehouse demand in Poland surges despite economic challenges – Cushman & Wakefield summarizes Q3 2022 on the Polish warehouse market

Poland continues to be one of the most attractive industrial and logistics markets for investment. The combined costs of warehouse lease, energy consumption and labour are among the lowest in Europe - as much as 34% lower than in the Czech Republic and 62% lower than in ...
European Grade A Office Availability Ratio Declines As Occupiers Focus On Best in Class Space

Continued strong demand for the highest quality workplaces drove prime headline office rents across Europe up by 1.8% during Q3, pushing annual rental growth to 5.3%, according to research from global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield. This is nearly 11 t...
Retail is booming in the smallest Polish cities.  Retail parks are the most popular format

Close to 120,000 sq m of modern retail space was delivered to the Polish market in the third quarter of 2022, bringing Poland’s total retail stock to over 15.76 million sq m. The new supply comprised eight new projects, including five retail parks. Small cities with a po...
Office occupier activity on the rise despite market uncertainty

At the end of the third quarter of 2022, Warsaw’s total office stock amounted to 6.34 million sq m, following the completion of close to 100,000 sq m, including Varso Tower, the tallest office building in the European Union. In addition, around 150,000 sq m of office spa...
Despite the economic climate, attractive property prices still attract buyers to the CEE region. The CEE investment market shows resilience in high-yield deals

Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield summarises Q3 2022 on the CEE property investment market.
Residential rents in Warsaw almost as high as in Brussels – Cushman & Wakefield reports on the Polish housing market

The number of new residential construction starts in August 2022 was down by 23% on the same time last year. Asking prices in the seven largest Polish cities have risen by 66% in the last five years, with the rental growth averaging 45%. Below are some other key findings...
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