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News Service centers remain a key tenant group in Polish offices
23
Jan
2024

Service centers remain a key tenant group in Polish offices

by Property Forum
Although employment in the shared services sector is growing by the year, this has not led to stronger demand for office space. However, SSC/BPO/R&D centres remain key office tenants in Kraków and Wrocław. Warsaw also continues to feature on corporates’ radars, says Newmark Poland.
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News Business services occupy 3.5 million sqm of offices in Poland
15
Sep
2021

Business services occupy 3.5 million sqm of offices in Poland

by Property Forum
The BSS sector is driving growth in Polish cities and dominates the regional office landscape. Companies from this sector account for more than half of leased space outside of Warsaw. The first half of 2021 saw companies from the modern business services sector (BSS) lease nearly 210,000 sqm of office space in Poland. This is more than 40% of the total demand registered in the country’s major markets. Excluding Warsaw, BSS companies accounted for as much as 60% of office demand
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News Three cities dominate Poland’s outsourcing market
21
Feb
2019

Three cities dominate Poland’s outsourcing market

by Property Forum
Warsaw, Krakow and Wrocław offer access to large pools of high-skilled professionals, modern office space and suitable infrastructure. They compete for shared services centres not only with other Polish cities but also with large urban areas worldwide, according to Cresa’s report on the Polish outsourcing market.
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News Outsourcing drives CEE office markets
01
Jun
2016

Outsourcing drives CEE office markets

by Ákos Budai
2016 could be the first year that European office employment levels surpass the previous peak of 2008, according to Colliers International’s latest research ‘EMEA Offices: Is Flexibility the Future?’. The report shows that office-based employment levels in the EU have grown by 5 million, representing a 4.3 per cent increase over the last 10 years and surpassing the previous peak of 2008. 
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New leases

  • Woori Bank, one of the four largest banks in South Korea, will open its first office in Poland in the Park Postępu office complex in Warsaw. The tenant, which will occupy approximately 400 sqm, was supported by Itra Polska as an advisor. Woori Bank will occupy the office in December this year.
  • Moët Hennessy Polska, an LVMH company and part of the luxury products group, has signed a lease at Metropolitan Warszawa. Moët Hennessy Polska has leased 600 sqm of office space there.
  • Apollo-Rida, owner and manager of the Equal Business Park office complex in Kraków, has leased further office space totalling nearly 1,000 sqm. The new tenants are BRB Central Eastern Europe and Roeslein & Associates Poland.

New appointments

  • Agnieszka Niezgodzka joined Accolade as Associate Director of Asset Management. Her duties will be growing the portfolio and increasing the value of the properties.
  • Bartłomiej Polnik has joined Savills as Associate Director, Senior Project & Development Manager PRS & Living Sectors in the PBC department.
  • Katarzyna Chwalbińska-Kusek has taken on the role of business line head specialising in complex ESG consulting and will lead a multidisciplinary team of experts at Baker Tilly TPA.

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