TRENDS
2025 real estate tax changes and their practical implications for the commercial property sector

Property tax regulations are set to change starting 1 January 2025. Although the relevant legislation is still in draft form, the progress of legislative work suggests that it will take effect as planned. Legislative amendments will bring significant changes for commerci...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

5 November 2024

TRENDS
The multidimensional art of effective financial management

The retail property market is constantly changing, driven by evolving consumer needs, rising inflation, the shifting legal landscape, and rapidly growing taxes and utility costs. These factors present new challenges for property landlords and managers, particularly when ...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

1 October 2024

TRENDS
Law firms in Warsaw: in a tenement building or a skyscraper?

For law firms, the office provides a work environment for legal teams but also serves as something of a showpiece in client and business partner relationships. In an era of changing work models, the evolving role of the office and the growing trend toward space optimisat...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

16 September 2024

TRENDS
A vibrant city needs a high street revival

Empik in Cepelia, Decathlon City in the International Business Center, Bulgari, Luca, Carhartt and Le Szapo. Do the leases signed in Warsaw in recent months herald a high street revival in Warsaw and beyond? High shopping centre density rates and shrinking retail availab...

by Magdalena Znyk-Ossowska

17 June 2024

TRENDS
Reducing energy consumption in older retail facilities – how do property managers of first-, second- and third-generation shopping centres go about it?

The Polish shopping centre market is now considered mature as many retail malls were built in the 1990s and 2000s, that is before the technological boom in energy efficiency and during a period of significantly lower awareness of the issue. A wave of upgrades is coming, ...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

4 March 2024

TRENDS
Office as a crucial element in the entry of an international telecommunications giant into Poland

A case study of the collaboration between Cellnex Poland and Cushman & Wakefield.

by Karolina SamczyƄska

11 January 2024

TRENDS
Shopping centres can turn into real social meeting points - especially in the summer

Social responsibility of shopping centres, or rather their impact on how local communities live and operate, will increase in importance as landlords and tenants become ever more committed to pursuing ESG goals. What does it look like in practice? A good example is the f...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

28 August 2023

TRENDS
Hyper-personalisation enters the multidimensional world of retail markets

How does hyper-personalisation differ from personalisation which has ruled the retail market for years? The former leverages transactional and behavioural data and AI systems to foresee consumer needs more precisely, to reach out with a bespoke and personalised offer, an...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

1 August 2023

TRENDS
Supporting shop assistants is key to strengthening the position of a shopping centre

Tenants are appreciative of what property managers do and their assistance, and look forward to joining schemes supporting shop assistants, reveals the latest tenant satisfaction survey carried out by global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield in the shoppi...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

27 June 2023

TRENDS
Office market stabilises with potential for growth

According to Trends Radar. Real Estate: From Stabilisation To Optimism, a report from global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, office demand across Poland’s office markets is expected to remain stable in the near future, on a par with the levels recorded...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

17 December 2024

TRENDS
2025 real estate tax changes and their practical implications for the commercial property sector

Property tax regulations are set to change starting 1 January 2025. Although the relevant legislation is still in draft form, the progress of legislative work suggests that it will take effect as planned. Legislative amendments will bring significant changes for commerci...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

5 November 2024

TRENDS
The multidimensional art of effective financial management

The retail property market is constantly changing, driven by evolving consumer needs, rising inflation, the shifting legal landscape, and rapidly growing taxes and utility costs. These factors present new challenges for property landlords and managers, particularly when ...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

1 October 2024

TRENDS
Law firms in Warsaw: in a tenement building or a skyscraper?

For law firms, the office provides a work environment for legal teams but also serves as something of a showpiece in client and business partner relationships. In an era of changing work models, the evolving role of the office and the growing trend toward space optimisat...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

16 September 2024

TRENDS
A vibrant city needs a high street revival

Empik in Cepelia, Decathlon City in the International Business Center, Bulgari, Luca, Carhartt and Le Szapo. Do the leases signed in Warsaw in recent months herald a high street revival in Warsaw and beyond? High shopping centre density rates and shrinking retail availab...

by Magdalena Znyk-Ossowska

17 June 2024

TRENDS
Reducing energy consumption in older retail facilities – how do property managers of first-, second- and third-generation shopping centres go about it?

The Polish shopping centre market is now considered mature as many retail malls were built in the 1990s and 2000s, that is before the technological boom in energy efficiency and during a period of significantly lower awareness of the issue. A wave of upgrades is coming, ...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

4 March 2024

TRENDS
Office as a crucial element in the entry of an international telecommunications giant into Poland

A case study of the collaboration between Cellnex Poland and Cushman & Wakefield.

by Karolina SamczyƄska

11 January 2024

TRENDS
Shopping centres can turn into real social meeting points - especially in the summer

Social responsibility of shopping centres, or rather their impact on how local communities live and operate, will increase in importance as landlords and tenants become ever more committed to pursuing ESG goals. What does it look like in practice? A good example is the f...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

28 August 2023

TRENDS
Hyper-personalisation enters the multidimensional world of retail markets

How does hyper-personalisation differ from personalisation which has ruled the retail market for years? The former leverages transactional and behavioural data and AI systems to foresee consumer needs more precisely, to reach out with a bespoke and personalised offer, an...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

1 August 2023

TRENDS
Supporting shop assistants is key to strengthening the position of a shopping centre

Tenants are appreciative of what property managers do and their assistance, and look forward to joining schemes supporting shop assistants, reveals the latest tenant satisfaction survey carried out by global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield in the shoppi...

by Karolina SamczyƄska

27 June 2023

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