Investment market as a reflection of the economic situation
As expected, financing constraints and economic uncertainty saw the Polish commercial real estate market underperform in early 2023.
At a Glance Retail Q1 2023
Retail landlords are increasingly seeing and talking about the value of implementing green solutions based on sustainability and ESG strategies.
At a Glance Investment Q1 2023
As expected, financing constraints and economic uncertainty saw the Polish commercial real estate market underperform in early 2023.
At a Glance Office Regional Q1 2023
Record-high inflation is sending office rents ever higher on regional markets, weighing heavy on tenants. The overall vacancy rate edged up by 0.6 pp in Q1 2023, with a supply gap becoming imminent.
Warsaw office market falls into a supply gap
2023 got off to a challenging start on the Warsaw office market with a significant decline in gross take-up and no new office space coming on stream in the first quarter of the year.
Warsaw office market falls into a supply gap
2023 got off to a challenging start on the Warsaw office market with a significant decline in gross take-up and no new office space coming on stream in the first quarter of the year.
Offices in Europe: decorrelation between occupier and investment markets
Całkowity wolumen transakcji w ubiegłym roku na 17 największych rynkach wyniósł 9,169 mln mkw., co oznacza wzrost o 10% w porównaniu z 2021 r. Jest to jednocześnie wynik zbliżony do średniej długoterminowej.
European Logistics Market 2022
The logistics market in Europe in 2022 proved resilient despite a difficult political and economic environment. Low vacancy rates and limited land availability continue to push rents up and magnified by construction costs.
Strong fundamentals for commercial real estate
The Polish commercial property market has reconfirmed its status as an investment hotspot despite the one-year-long war in Ukraine, the runaway inflation and the global economic turmoil.
Warsaw settles into a new office reality
Last year closed in Warsaw with the city’s total office stock standing at 6.26 million sqm, around half of which is 10 years old or older.