Industrial construction in Poland – stagnation or development?
schedule 16 April 2014
The industrial construction market is developing all the time and in Poland the demand in this field is becoming more and more evident. However, it is an extremely difficult market for design studios and construction companies. To be able to keep up with the market the companies that created such facilities a few years ago are now having to expand all the time to respond to changing trends and the increasing requirements of clients. The value of construction output in terms of industrial construction has been gradually increasing since 2010. This is mostly due to the development of larger numbers of industrial and warehouse facilities. The demand for such services should stay at the current, high level as the general mood improves, not only on the Polish market but also across Europe, and we can expect to see further growth in warehouse and industrial construction.
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