There's no question about it, 2015 was a fantastic year for everyone involved in real estate, not only in Poland, but across all of Central Europe! From an HR perspective, it has been a great year too. We were involved in over 50 real estate searches in Poland during 2015. “We have also increased our own staff from four to eight people during this time to meet the growing needs of our clients.
Obviously the big news of 2105 was the DTZ and Cushman & Wakefield merger. A lot of people were expecting the same level of fall-out as was seen at King Sturge and JLL, but this simply didn’t happen. This was not one company taking over another for market share – this was two companies joining forces in an attempt to keep up with the pace set by JLL and CBRE. Of course, this merger didn’t suit everyone, so some people have moved on to new pastures.
The other big news of 2015 was Daniel Bienias of CBRE being promoted to managing director of CBRE Poland. Colin Waddell
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