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Event Date |
Wed Oct 25 CEST (about 1 year ago)
In your timezone (EST): Tue Oct 24 6:00pm - Tue Oct 24 6:00pm |
Location |
CMS Warsaw
Varso, Chmielna 69, 00-801 Warszawa, Poland |
Region | EMEA |
Challenging macro-economic conditions are creating buying opportunities in Poland and Central European countries. High financing costs, as well as uncertainty over valuations and prospects for real estate, might be a deterrent for some investors who feel that the party’s over, but others see this lull in the market as a spur to action.
The region is seeing strong leasing activity in the office sector: will there be a supply gap in Warsaw and other cities, as some experts predict? The logistics sector continues to be buoyed by the reconfiguration of global supply chains and the near-shoring trend following concerns about China and the conflict in Ukraine: what are the prospects? There are also signs of life in the retail sector, which has traditionally been stronger in CEE than in the rest of Europe. Will it continue to outperform? What is the outlook for residential? What about build-to-rent and student housing? As investors reassess their strategies, has there been a change in the type of investor active in CEE? Which countries or cities offer the best opportunities?
2023 Speakers
Justyna Kedzierska-Klukowska
Head of Berlin Hyp Warsaw Office, Berlin Hyp AG, Poland
Agata Jurek-Zbrojska
Partner Head of Real Estate and Construction, CMS, Poland
2023 Partners
SUPPORTERS:
• Urban Land Institute
• Rics
• Nrev
• Epra
• ICSC
• IPF
• Frankfurt