After a stormy year the time has come to sum up the situation on the warehouse market. There is much to suggest that the crisis is now behind us – and that warehousing is preparing for a comeback The topics seemed similar to those discussed at the nine previous annual meetings of warehouse sector representatives; however, the reality on the ground has now completely changed. Last year everyone was talking about the credit crunch, but 
a few people held on to hopes that it would not affect the Polish real estate and capital market so much. Although admittedly most new projects were put on hold, but a light at the end of the tunnel can finally be seen. “Within the next three years the Polish warehouse market will bounce back,” emphasised Ferdinand Hlobil of Cushman & Wakefield. Nobody has been eager to start new warehouse facilities in the last few months, with the effect that empty halls are slowly filling up. Danny Kambo of GSE, Bożena Krawczyk of Segro an