Creative impulse

Ghelamco Poland is one of the most dynamic and aggressive developers operating on the Polish market, in June beating all-comers to buy a 2-ha plot in Warsaw’s Wola district for the unheard of sum of PLN 85 mln. In the same month, Ghelamco sold its Trinity Park I office complex in the suburb of Mokotów. The company also has plans to re-develop the ruins of the Bank of Poland. ‘Eurobuild’ gets beneath the smooth surface of Ghelamco Poland’s managing director, Jeroen van der Toolen What do you like most and least about doing business in Poland? Mostly I like the experience of a changing environment. So many things have changed in all business sectors over the past 7.5 years. The economy is strong and growing. Companies in Poland can achieve high growth figures and develop new markets. In Holland nothing has really changed for the last 7 years – and certainly not for the better. If we look at our real estate sector, over the past 10 years Warsaw has been one