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Wild World (Mr. Big)

What does the future hold for us in 2025? The past year in the Polish, European, and global economies, key trends and events shaping the investment and construction markets.

Całkiem inny kraj (Perfect)

The market shows not only the end of a slowdown but also a gradual acceleration, and investors are once again interested in core assets. Are we entering a new era of cheap money? The most influential factors shaping the investment market, the most significant transactions, the most sought-after asset classes, and the strongest sources of capital.

Endless love (Mariah Carey)

The warehouse market no longer resembles a speeding locomotive, but derailment is still not a threat, as logistics facilities remain highly attractive to tenants and investors. Data center-oriented buildings are becoming more popular, ESG principles dominate, and the boundaries between logistics centers and mixed-use projects are blurring.

Oni Zaraz Przyjdą Tu (IMTM)

Few new office buildings in metropolitan areas are being rented out immediately, even though terms like "optimization" and "hybrid model" remain in tenants' vocabularies. However, everyone is asking when the wind will stop sweeping through offices in regional cities. Can a worker-friendly and sustainable office still attract tenants, employees, and investors? Will flexible spaces, which thrived during the post-pandemic crisis, become a permanent feature of the office landscape?

I like to move it (Reel 2 Real)

In 2023, the Polish retail market expanded by nearly 0.5 million square meters and 45 retail projects, mainly retail parks and convenience centers. However, large malls are not giving up, modernizing and expanding significantly. Are new brands and concepts following suit? How is the ESG sphere in retail properties, and do investors pay attention to it? How have customer shopping habits changed, and will they still be able to afford shopping?

Sleeping in My Car (Roxette)

Despite the enormous demand for rental apartments, new investments start relatively rarely, and investors are still waiting for worthwhile asset portfolios. The market's Achilles heel remains the lack of plots and regulations favoring the creation of REITs. Conversions of existing buildings into apartments and close cooperation between investors and developers are becoming more common. The hotel sector has finally revived, with real chances of returning to the investment super league.

 "Anytime You Need a Friend" (Mariah Carey)

The proptech industry is developing increasingly dynamically on many levels – developers have access to more modern technologies, materials, applications, and systems. Are these costly implementations paying off? Who benefits from investing in innovations? Will SmartScore and WiredScore certifications become widespread?