Real Estate for a Changing World
In total, in the third quarter, Polish commercial real estate investors spent just over EUR 1.4 billion. Most of it was invested in logistics, warehousing, and industrial projects. Players from the United States were particularly active.
In total, in the third quarter, Polish commercial real estate investors spent just over EUR 1.4 billion. Most of it was invested in logistics, warehousing, and industrial projects. Players from the United States were particularly active.
At the end of September, the total existing retail space in Poland approached 15.5 million sqm, with new quarterly supply reaching 70,000 sqm. As in previous quarters, retail parks performed very well.
At the end of September, the total existing retail space in Poland approached 15.5 million sqm, with new quarterly supply reaching 70,000 sqm. As in previous quarters, retail parks performed very well.
In the third quarter of the year, the office stock in Warsaw grew by 99,100 sqm, most of which attributed to one of town’s new symbols – the Varso Tower office skyscraper.
In the third quarter of the year, the office stock in Warsaw grew by 99,100 sqm, most of which attributed to one of town’s new symbols – the Varso Tower office skyscraper.
At the end of the third quarter, the existing modern office space in eight key regional markets totalled almost 6.4 million sqm. There were no surprises on the podium of the largest office destinations, following Warsaw.
In total, in the third quarter, Polish commercial real estate investors spent just over EUR 1.4 billion. Most of it was invested in logistics, warehousing, and industrial projects. Players from the United States were particularly active.
At the end of September, the total existing retail space in Poland approached 15.5 million sqm, with new quarterly supply reaching 70,000 sqm. As in previous quarters, retail parks performed very well.
Currently, there are 180,000 sqm under construction in the capital city, to be completed between 2022 and 2025. This result is far below what the Warsaw market has consistently delivered in recent years.