Polish retail makes a good start into 2024

Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has summarised the situation on the Polish retail market. The opening of 2024 is encouraging and new retail space supply in the coming months is likely to match or even surpass last year’s total. The Polish market ...
Shopping across various retail formats in Poland

More than 60% of Polish consumers do their larger grocery shopping in excess of PLN 100 in discount stores. A similar proportion of people in Poland opt for shopping centres on account of their entertainment offer, while nearly 40% go to retail parks which they value for...
Krakow is at the forefront of Polish cities in attracting investors, finds a BEAS report

Krakow – Poland’s second-largest city – is considered as an attractive place to do business. In the latest edition of an Antal and Cushman & Wakefield BEAS report, it saw its average score for all factors impacting corporate investment decisions rise since the 2021 s...
More than a third of employees in Poland’s largest cities work hybrid

After four years of a pandemic-induced disruption it is now clear that although hybrid working is not the dominant pattern, it is here to stay. New research from global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has found that 27% of Polish people combine in-offic...
Shifting tides in Central Europe’s capital markets

In 2023, Central Europe’s[1] commercial real estate market faced a notable decline in investment volumes. Dropping by 55% year on year, the region’s total investment volume accounted for EUR 5.02 billion. Of the six countries surveyed, Poland experienced the most signifi...
Warsaw hotel market improves key performance indicators in 2023

Polish capital leads the recovery among CEE-6 capitals in 2023
Last year was one of the best in the history of the Polish industrial market

According to the latest report from global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, 2023 saw the second highest supply level and the third highest take-up figure in the history of the Polish industrial market. The sector continues to enjoy strong fundamentals s...
Rent indexation – make sure it is clearly spelt out in leases

Rent indexation under commercial property leases is a topical issue and particularly relevant during the first quarter of a month. If its conditions are spelt out in detail, it will help avoid potential landlord-tenant disputes. But how to choose the right index and what...
Office supply in Warsaw hits its lowest in 25 years

Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has summarized the situation on the Warsaw office market in 2023, which saw the lowest annual supply in 25 years as some office buildings were temporarily taken off the market for refurbishment. Meanwhile, office t...
More retail at offices

Already 64% of Warsaw’s office buildings offer at least one retail or service unit, reveals Retail @ Office, the latest report from global real estate services company Cushman & Wakefield. With new retail supply remaining low across Warsaw, retailers and service prov...
Polish retail makes a good start into 2024

Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has summarised the situation on the Polish retail market. The opening of 2024 is encouraging and new retail space supply in the coming months is likely to match or even surpass last year’s total. The Polish market ...
Shopping across various retail formats in Poland

More than 60% of Polish consumers do their larger grocery shopping in excess of PLN 100 in discount stores. A similar proportion of people in Poland opt for shopping centres on account of their entertainment offer, while nearly 40% go to retail parks which they value for...
Krakow is at the forefront of Polish cities in attracting investors, finds a BEAS report

Krakow – Poland’s second-largest city – is considered as an attractive place to do business. In the latest edition of an Antal and Cushman & Wakefield BEAS report, it saw its average score for all factors impacting corporate investment decisions rise since the 2021 s...
More than a third of employees in Poland’s largest cities work hybrid

After four years of a pandemic-induced disruption it is now clear that although hybrid working is not the dominant pattern, it is here to stay. New research from global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has found that 27% of Polish people combine in-offic...
Shifting tides in Central Europe’s capital markets

In 2023, Central Europe’s[1] commercial real estate market faced a notable decline in investment volumes. Dropping by 55% year on year, the region’s total investment volume accounted for EUR 5.02 billion. Of the six countries surveyed, Poland experienced the most signifi...
Warsaw hotel market improves key performance indicators in 2023

Polish capital leads the recovery among CEE-6 capitals in 2023
Last year was one of the best in the history of the Polish industrial market

According to the latest report from global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, 2023 saw the second highest supply level and the third highest take-up figure in the history of the Polish industrial market. The sector continues to enjoy strong fundamentals s...
Rent indexation – make sure it is clearly spelt out in leases

Rent indexation under commercial property leases is a topical issue and particularly relevant during the first quarter of a month. If its conditions are spelt out in detail, it will help avoid potential landlord-tenant disputes. But how to choose the right index and what...
Office supply in Warsaw hits its lowest in 25 years

Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has summarized the situation on the Warsaw office market in 2023, which saw the lowest annual supply in 25 years as some office buildings were temporarily taken off the market for refurbishment. Meanwhile, office t...
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