During H1 2015, a total of over 53,000 sqm of office space has been leased in the Tri-City, which now is the third biggest market in the country in terms of take-up. As of the end of H1 2015, the total TriCity office stock amounted to 526,000 sqm, which placed the market on fourth position in Poland in terms of size, following Warsaw (4.53 mln sqm), Kraków (689,000 sqm) and Wrocław (641,000 sqm). The market has increased twofold since 2008. Gdańsk, the major office hub in the agglomeration, offers 351,000 sqm of modern space within office clusters: Oliwa - Wrzeszcz and the South-West part of the Gdańsk region near the airport and the WZ route. Office stock in Gdynia has now hit close to 140,000 sqm, mainly in the dynamically developing area adjacent to ul. Łużycka. Sopot remains a tourist destination with nearly 35,000 sqm of office space stock.
In Q2 2015 alone, our TriCity team was involved in lease transactions in excess of 11,000 sqm of office space. Over the first half of 2
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