Have offices permanently returned to the investment premier league? How does Poland compare in this respect against other CEE countries? To what extent could the war in Ukraine blunt investors’ appetites? Or does the record-breaking transaction for the acquisition of the Warsaw Hub herald the onset of a new golden age for offices?

Are tenants returning to offices? Or is a supply gap already visible? What kinds of office space can be leased immediately, and which are set remain empty? Are there formats and locations that are sure to win out? Are companies set to abandon glass towers for good in favour of the increasing comfort and convenience of offices in logistics complexes?

Are ESG concepts set to permanently transform the way that the biggest players on the office market operate? Which aspects pose the greatest challenge for large organisations? Does embracing ESG naturally lead to the success of projects? Can the arrangement of office space also be carried out in the spirit of ESG without having to pay over the odds?

Presentation and Q&A session

Has the flood of new flexible space already shaken up the supply and demand graphs? How are flexes faring in the new reality? How has the layout and organisation of flexible space changed in the wake of the pandemic? And how are flex operators attracting new tenants?

What kind of office projects are being developed at the moment and where are they being located? Is the pandemic still having an impact on the investment process – and is the war in Ukraine also leaving its mark on the market? Is there anything else left to be built in Warsaw? Is there any room left for more city-forming projects? Which regional markets are the hottest?