Ideal Assets (Globally and in the CEE Region)

The situation in the global investment market - background for further discussion. What assets are particularly desired and considered safe worldwide? How do commercial real estate assets compare? What impact do conflicts in various parts of the world have on individual sectors? Which countries enjoy particular capital trust?

Issues related to investment financing affect investors in virtually all market sectors. When will money finally become cheaper? When will financial institutions loosen credit taps again? Or perhaps alternative sources of capital will finally come into play? In this situation, are investors able to bear additional costs associated with implementing the "green deal"? Does "green financing" have a chance to become widespread?

Poland's Retail Real Estate will undergo a vivisection by the panelists. Our experts will look into market saturation's effects, the shift from new builds to upgrading assets, and ownership changes. They will share views on investment trends and their stakeholder impact, plus the importance of strategic asset reallocation looking into the future through the ESG prism. Prepare to gain valuable insights for thriving in this evolving sector.

The office market is clearly polarizing - we have Warsaw and the rest of the country. Is this already a two-speed market, and will the disparities continue to deepen? How do landlords, investors, tenants, and banks react to economic slowdown, supply gap in the capital, changing user habits, and increasing vacancies in the regions? Where can new tenants and institutional investors come from?

The most stable situation still seems to prevail in the warehouse market, where problems with financing and occasional vacancies do not seem to make an impression. Conditions are still dictated by retailers, manufacturers, and logisticians who are not afraid to extend leases or adjust space.

The hunger of PRS investors and individual buyers in the housing market still cannot be satisfied, so there is a queue of eager buyers for every batch of homes hitting the market, sometimes even before the first shovel is dug. The situation is somewhat saved by a slowdown in the office market, so plots and old office buildings are increasingly changing their purpose.