CBRE advises Netia on new office location (PL) West Forum The new office building called West Forum will be situated at 142A Strzegomska Street in Wroclaw. Netia will occupy ca. More »

CBRE advises Konsalnet in choosing a new office location in Warsaw (PL) The developer of the Property will be Laris Investments, part of the Elektrim Group. The delivery of the building is planned for 3Q 2014. CBRE advised Konsalnet in office lease transaction and real estate strategy regarding the consolidation of Konsalnet Holding S. More »

Warsaw Research Forum issues data on the Warsaw office market for Q4 2012 (PL) - Eleven buildings totaling 120,000 m² were added to the Warsaw office market in Q4 2012, which took the modern office stock to 3,859,000 m². More »

CEE Investor focus increasingly on Poland and Russia (PL/RU) Russia and Poland are increasingly driving CEE volumes, despite decreases of around 20% year-on-year (Y-o-Y) in each market. More »

Genesys enters Danhaus building in Bydgoszcz, Poland (PL) 340 m² of office space in Danhouse in Bydgoszcz, Poland Genesys is the world’s leading provider of customer service and contact center solutions. More »

Allianz and Curzon Fund complete acquisition of Warsaw Financial Center (PL) Warsaw Financial Center. The 144-meter tall office building comprises 50,000 m² of lettable area. More »

CBRE: City Outlet Lubin New outlet center in Poland (PL) City Outlet Lublin being developed in Poland This will be the easternmost located outlet center in Poland. More »

Grand opening of Outlet Park Szczecin (PL) The opening ceremony was held on November 7, 2012. Outlet Park... More »

CBRE: Experts forecast key trends in the Polish commercial real estate market in 2013 (PL) Among the many trends on the shopping center market, CBRE experts have singled out three which they expect to be actively targeted by investors. More »

Hines Global Reit sells Prologis Park Sosnowiec (PL) Prologis Park Sosnowiec totals 47,098 m². CBRE acted on behalf... More »

Renaissance building in Warsaw acquired by GLL Real Estate Partners (PL) The Renaissance building is a class-A mixed-use office and retail building developed in 2005. More »

CBRE: Strong office leasing activity in Warsaw in H1 2012 (PL) By the end of H1 2012 modern office stock reached almost 3.7 million m², of which 33% is located in the City Centre. More »

Credit Agricole signs lease agreement at Business Garden in Warsaw (PL) During the negotiations the tenant was represented by CBRE, real estate advisor. “The negotiations with potential tenants have reached an advanced stage. More »

CBRE: Hong Kong world's most expensive office market Through the survey, CBRE tracks occupancy costs for prime office space in 133 markets around the globe. Of the top 50 ‘most expensive’ markets 19 are in Asia-Pacific, 19 are in EMEA and 12 in the Americas. More »

Michael Atwell joins CBRE as Head of CEE Capital Markets (PL) Atwell brings to CBRE more than 22 years of experience in the real estate market, most recently as Partner and Head of Cushman & Wakefield’s Middle East operations based in Dubai and Bahrain. More »

CBRE: Poland and Russia are top performers on slow CEE property investment market Despite the region’s performance and continued uncertainty about the direction in which the Eurozone is heading, combined with a focus on... More »

CBRE: Good prospects in Polish property market despite turbulent European environment (PL) “The new infrastructure improvements in Poland, such as ring-roads, highways, the railway and the new Warsaw metro line stimulate property... More »

CBRE to manage Alfa Centrum in Olsztyn (PL) Alfa Centrum is the largest shopping center in Olsztyn and the entire Warmia and Mazury region. The Property is located in the city center... More »

CBRE announces major land acquisition in Warsaw (PL) The land will be developed with a medium-scale residential estate for ca. 5,000 m² PUM. The property holds a valid planning permit. More »

CBRE: Lack of financing and narrowing investor requirements leads to slowing of property deal volume in CEE The underlying factors behind the lower volumes relate to less financing being available and narrowing investor requirements. More »