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Plejada Sosnowiec gets a fresh makeover as the retail market evolves
Completed over 20 years ago, the Plejada Sosnowiec Shopping Centre is undergoing a thorough refurbishment that will transform the shopping experience for its customers. A revamped F&B zone, new leisure areas and a refreshed design are among the key upgrades chosen by the Centre Owner in collaboration with Cushman & Wakefield teams responsible for leasing, management and project and development services for the retail scheme. This makeover marks a significant milestone in aligning Plejada Sosnowiec with the expectations of today’s shoppers.
Ada Budynek • 28/05/2025
Warsaw and regional cities off to a strong start in Q1 with robust office demand
Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has summarised the performance of Poland’s largest office markets in the first quarter of 2025. In the first three months of 2025, office leasing volumes rose year-on-year by 16% in Warsaw and 27% in regional cities. Meanwhile, new supply remained low, with a rebound in development unlikely before 2027.
Ewa Derlatka-Chilewicz • 09/05/2025
Retail investment volumes rise as financing availability rebounds
In the first quarter of 2025, Poland’s retail leasing market stabilized and the retail sector saw a notable rebound in investment transactions, with the best first-quarter performance in three years. According to global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, growing investor appetite is leading to a gradual improvement in financing availability, signalling a further increase in investment market activity.
Aleksandra Włodarczyk • 25/04/2025
Cushman and Wakefield strengthens its valuation team
Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has expanded its valuation team with the appointment of Marcin Malmon, a seasoned manager, as Head of Valuation & Advisory, and Monika Leszczyk, Deputy Head of Valuation & Advisory, as Head of Business Development.
03/04/2025
Polish capital strengthens its presence on CRE market
According to data from global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, Poland’s commercial property investment volume hit approximately EUR 5 billion in 2024, marking a strong rebound of around 140% year-on-year. Additionally, Polish capital significantly increased its share of investment activity, with transactions totalling EUR 444 million last year – an almost threefold rise from 2023. However, for this momentum to continue, systemic solutions such as the adoption of the long-awaited REIT legislation are necessary. If implemented, these measures would help prevent a potential outflow of Polish investors from the real estate market, especially when yields begin to harden.
Paweł Partyka • 12/03/2025
Long-standing experts at Cushman & Wakefield to head up Capital Markets Poland
The Capital Markets team of Cushman & Wakefield provides a wide range of real estate investment services related to attracting equity partners and securing financing, selling and buying assets across all real estate sectors.
12/07/2023
Cushman & Wakefield’s office in Warsaw has been awarded WELL Certification
The Warsaw office of global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has been awarded WELL Certification at the GOLD level by International WELL Building Institute (IWBI). WELL is the premier space standard focusing on the health, comfort and wellbeing of building users.
Mariola Bitner • 24/11/2022
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In the first half of the year, 16 new brands entered the Czech Republic
Sixteen brands entered the Czech retail market in the first six months of this year. The most common segments were fashion (clothing, footwear, and accessories – 6 brands) and gastronomy (F&B – 5 brands). Fourteen of the new entries opened in Prague, with one in České Budějovice and one in Třebíč.
26/06/2025
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