It has been an extraordinarily successful six months for Warsaw offices. Tenants are signing contracts even more eagerly than a year ago, for both new sqm and the expansion of already occupied space. Anna Bartoszewicz-Wnuk, head of the analyses section of Jones Lang LaSalle claims that: “201,200 sqm office space has already been rented this half year, compared with the whole of the unusually successful 2005 when 372,900 sqm were rented.” King Sturge’s forecasts suggest the whole year will be even more successful. According to Tomasz Buras, head of the Office Agency at King Sturge: “The second quarter of the year is usually good as regards the amount of rented space, hence such a good result for the first half year. The next – holiday – quarter of the year is bound to be worse, but the final quarter, as every year, will be a period when much will have to be done to close transactions before New Year’s Day. I am sure the 2006 rental level will