There are more and more ads on billboards. Gazeta Wyborcza's jobs supplement
gets thicker and thicker with employment offers. Ever more news about new
projects and new leases of existing ones. These are signs that the wheels of
the Polish economy are turning faster and faster. Although optimistic, many
wonder if it will reach the same speed as it did in the 90's when in Poland
we had a kind of El Dorado. At that time the property market saw developers
signing USD 40 per sqm deals for buildings that existed only on the drawing
board. Agents had exclusive representation contracts for buildings, general
contractors were working flat-out on construction sites, and architects'
telephones rang every five minutes. Will it be the same again? I am sure no
one would mind, but I am afraid we are living in different circumstances.
The market is more mature and so are the property players. Most of the
companies interested in Poland have already established their offices here.
So