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• Sectors that are attracting the most investment interest, and those being approached with greater caution.
• Key challenges in financing investments and actions that may help overcome them.
• The impact of the changing economic landscape and new regulations shaping investor decisions.
• Market expectations regarding REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts), which could become a key driver for both the real estate and capital markets.
• Growing ESG demands and the influence of new technologies on investment financing processes.
• What changes in investment strategies and financing methods for office buildings are we observing in capital markets, considering the uncertainty surrounding the future role of ESG policies in light of evolving EU regulations, changing tenant needs, and the impact of new technologies on the value of office properties?

• The transformation of the retail sector. Changes in tenant business models.
• The future of shopping centers in the face of strong competition from retail parks, which are currently leading the market.
• The role of technology and ESG in financing and sector transformation.

• The warehouse real estate market in Poland is currently the fastest-growing segment. Poland is strengthening its position as a key logistics hub in Central and Eastern Europe. The market is still underserved, and the expected drop in inflation and interest rates will further improve capital accessibility and lead to better investment dynamics.
• Challenges faced by investors and developers in this area, especially in light of the growing role of e-commerce and logistics.
• Changing tenant needs, technological innovations, and the influence of sustainable development on the design and construction of modern warehouse facilities.
• Barriers and challenges in acquiring suitable land for warehouse investments.

The institutional rental sector continues to attract investors, as demand for PRS (Private Rented Sector) housing is growing. Student housing is also an appealing asset for market participants. Will senior living properties finally attract much-needed capital? The argument regarding the aging population should be strong enough, but it still isn’t. What direction will this sector take? What else could or should happen for PRS, student housing, or senior living to grow stronger?