Customers set the pace

 The markets of the largest Polish cities - Warsaw, Tricity, Poznań, Kraków and Wrocław  the most popular brands, such as Zara, H&M, Empik and Reserved, frequently situate their flagship retailer outlets along high streets rather than in shopping centres.  Laughing at the winter Railway jewelsPiotr Kaszyński, who is a partner in Cushman & Wakefield, which will be advising the State Railways authorities on how to attract investors, stresses that: “The type of buildings constructed at railway station sites depends on the size of the city, the station and the plot on which an investment is to take place. But due to the excellent on–the–spot communication facilities, railway station shopping centres enjoy the opportunity to become regional centres exerting a tangible influence on the wide area surrounding a given city. These projects may also be multi–functional, containing offices and hotels.”A solution to some of the needs of more demanding t