British Polish Chamber of Commerce

As we start a new decade, the forces shaping the European renewables sector are familiar enough, but the longer-term future in each market is becoming harder to predict.

In the middle of the year we have decided to refresh our 2017 Outlook.

Poland’s business services sector, growing quickly, will eclipse employment numbers in the coal sector by 2013.

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Raport Płacowy Antal 2014 wskazuje, że aby pozyskać najlepszych specjalistów i menedżerów średnio pracodawcy w 2013 roku oferowali im 10 tyś zł. brutto miesięcznie. Największe stawki, były proponowane wysoko wyspecjalizowanym prawnikom, a także liderom sprzedaży.

According to experts at CBRE, the leading global property adviser, in the first three quarters of 2012 total investment volume in the Polish commercial property sector stood at over € 1.5 billion. Based on the number of ongoing transactions, the total volume at the end of 2012 should ultimately reach €2 billion. Prime office buildings are still the most popular assets attracting core investors. Ten office transactions generated 30% of the total investment volume, while in Q3 the most significant office purchases included Twarda Tower in Warsaw by Europa Capital and a portfolio of two office buildings by Kulczyk Silverstein Properties. Industrial volume has also increased significantly. With limited availability of prime assets, more opportunistic investors are expected to enter the market generating demand for secondary assets. Prime yields remain stable at 6.00% for retail, 6.25% for office and 7.50% for logistic assets.

Some markets see increase in deal value and volume, but CEE M&A activity down overall. Private equity fund investment up 16%. Investment by US based companies and funds increases by 61%.

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