Warsaw is one of the most exciting capital cities in the world. Year by year, the skyline changes significantly.
The annual Warsaw Property Tour is a unique opportunity for international participants to visit key projects that are in planning, under construction or recently launched – and meet the decision-makers and market-shapers behind them. For more information please go to the dedicated page: The Warsaw Property Tour
A look at the programme ahead.
In an uncertain time for trade & economies, how are global occupiers seeing different investment destinations?
With the Polish presidential election results being known only 4 days before the conference, what implications will the result have for the Polish economy and business around the CEE? And how are geopolitical trends affecting the different CEE markets?
Followed by Q&A with Courtney Fingar, Founder, Fingar Direct Investment.
The Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) is a strategic investment aimed at creating a modern national transportation system that efficiently integrates air, rail, and road transport. As part of the CPK Programme, a new state-of-the-art central airport will be built between Warsaw and Łódź, along with a high-speed rail network. The new airport will be designed to serve 34 million passengers annually in its initial years of operation, with plans for flexible expansion in the long term according to market needs and growth forecasts. The estimated cost of the investment by 2032 is 131.7 billion PLN.
The breakout sessions focus on specific sectors, going deeper into topics such as supply & demand, financing & investment and opportunities & challenges.
In each room, the session opens with a presentation or welcome comments by leading experts and continues with informal discussions where questions are asked and answered, and participants share opinions and perspectives with industry peers from both local and international markets.
In each breakout session there will be up to four session leaders as well as designated speakers. Conference participants choose the session that they would like to attend.
* breakout session topics may change or additional sessions added to meet demand. If you would like to be involved in leading a breakout session, please contact Richard Stephens or Richard Betts.
Rethinking Space, Place and Purpose – can hybrid work, tenant demands and portfolio strategies align?
Between Recovery and Reinvention – where are capital, brands and consumers heading?
New Investment Logic – how to capitalise from shifting trade routes and emerging opportunities?
New structures for investing in Poland’s real estate market (limited numbers, by invitation).
PRS – how to balance affordability, quality and investor returns? STUDENT HOUSING – how to adapt supply to fast-changing student and investor demands?
Rooms, Returns and Repositioning – how different markets compare, what drives demand and is there space for new brands?
