The latest skyscraper projects in Warsaw are now taking shape. These include Q22 from Echo Investment and the Warsaw Spire from Ghelamco. A joint project by PHN and Hochtief Development Poland is also planned. So ‘Eurobuild CEE’ has been prompted to ask the awkward question: is there any room left for new office towers?
‘The tenants are kings’ – in my opinion this motto is the most suitable comment on the situation we are presented with. In reality it is the interest of tenants and their assessment that validates a project. Our experience shows that what companies most often appreciate is the so-called ‘2P’ (place, product) – a convenient location and a good product. By applying this rule, I can see the potential for more projects, of course at the appropriate time, with a suitable quality, and in the right location. And towers built in Warsaw’s central business district will certainly make a positive impact on the place/products i
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