The investment market has been on a winning streak for several years and there are no signs that this is about to end any time soon. Portfolio transactions and prime assets are of particular interest. However, all good things usually come to an end. So it is worth taking a look at the foundations of the Polish investment market to see its strengths and weaknesses. This knowledge could turn out to be crucial.
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8:30
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8:30
Registration and welcome coffee
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9:15
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9:15
The inauguration of the conference
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9:30
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Opening presentation
9:30
Opening presentation
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The Polish macroeconomic and political environment and its impact on the development of the country.
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10:00
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Discussion
10:00
In the spotlight or at the crossroads?
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The investment attractiveness of Poland in terms of its central location in Europe as well as the quality and quantity of the product available. Prospects for the development of the real estate market in terms of GDP growth, the growing consumption dynamics and industrial activity, as well as for the logistics market in the light of the New Silk Road concept.
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10:45
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Discussion
10:45
The third tier is near?
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Warsaw and the largest regional cities have been permanently included on the menus of international investors. But the real estate markets of smaller Polish towns have been developing at an impressive rate. When should Lublin, Rzeszów, Bydgoszcz or Szczecin expect to be added to the list of courses? Which factors could determine this?
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11:30
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11:30
Coffee break
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12:00
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Discussion
12:00
Legal and tax changes vs. the investment market
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How could recent changes in the law affect the attractiveness of commercial real estate investment? How will the market cope in such a fluid legislative environment?
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12:45
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Discussion
12:45
Students rule!
(Discussion)
Student halls are the latest segment intriguing investors. What are the strong points of such assets and the potential of this segment in Poland?
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13:30
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Discussion
13:30
Alternatives rock!
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Accommodation for senior citizens, aparthotels, apartments for rent, data centres – how are they likely to compete against the more classic asset real estate classes?
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14:15
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14:15
Lunch and discussion session
Lunch combined with discussion session. The formula is designed to integrate the group and enable the free sharing of experiences on topics regarded as crucial for the real estate market in 2018. Tables A - the office market Tables B - the retail market Tables C - the warehouse market Tables D - the residential market |
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15:30
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Discussion
15:30
Residences for rent – as seen through eyes of the developer
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The historical and current popularity of such projects. How profitable are they for developers and funds? What are the features of the ideal product (both buildings and apartments)? What impact are the changes in building regulations, the latest formal requirements and tax issues having on this segment?
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16:15
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Discussion
16:15
Land and take-off
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After a very successful 2017 for land acquisitions, developers are not hitting the brakes yet. Land prices are rising, while the number of available plots is unable to meet the demand. Are we set for further price increases? Could this lead to an investment deadlock?
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17:00
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17:00
Cocktails
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Polski
