Thesis and antithesis

Investors are still viewing the Polish property market, and that usually means Warsaw, quite optimistically. When we compare Warsaw to other cities in the CEE region, it continues to come out on top. Comparing the Polish capital to the unquestionable stars of Western Europe, such as German cities (Munich, Berlin), Paris and London (even though the opinion is growing that properties over there are overpriced and the retail space sector is struggling), Warsaw looks good against this background - this was the appreciative view of Joe Montgomery, the CEO of the Urban Land Institute, an industry organisation that has just opened its Polish office, as he opened this meeting of the office sector. Over 140 people gathered at Warsaw's InterContinental hotel on April 11th for the conference, which was chaired by Nathan North, deputy editor of 'Eurobuild CEE' (English version).If the market is doing as well as the representative of ULI made out, the conclusion is simple: developers are building,