Unforeseen events have recently turned our world upside down. How should the real estate market react? Should we prepare for a recession, an investment frenzy or a long, slow recovery?

Was the pandemic a turning point for the office investment market? Perhaps business will carry on as usual after it has recovered from the initial shock? What are investors focusing on today and what are they avoiding? Perhaps there are new opportunities that would not have otherwise arisen? Are 4 pct yields still even possible in Warsaw?

Should the Polish office market still be grouped together with other markets in the region, or does it now represent a specific sub-region? How do tenants and investors view it?

The mass transition to remote work, at least in some sectors, has helped to ease some of worst economic effects of the pandemic and the emergency measures. What conclusions should we draw from this and what does it mean for the future of the office market?

The tenant’s view vs. the owner’s view. What tensions between the two sides have arisen due to the onset of the pandemic? If so, how can they be avoided in the future? Perhaps more cooperation would be to the benefit of both sides?

The legal aspects of national and global emergencies – how to get around in an unfamiliar legal environment and how to deal with the consequences of such crises.

The tax aspects of the public assistance package in practice.

Where is the real estate market now headed?

1.recession

2. boom

3. stagnation

4. another...