PwC expands
Office & mixed-use developmentschedule 31 July 2017
IBC has over 36,000 sqm gla
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POLAND PwC has decided to expand its Warsaw office in the International Business Center by 3,600 sqm and now occupies over 13,700 sqm of office space. Deka Immobilien, the owner of the building, was represented by Savills in the transaction.
"PwC Poland employs over 3,500 people already. We are constantly developing our services. We’ve completed the acquisition of Outbox Group, bolstering our portfolio by IT solutions (CRM, e-commerce), as well as Fern Partners, which specialises in pricing strategies. Also a group of brand strategist has joined our team recently,” says Michał Gołębiewski, PwC Poland. The International Business Center is an A+ office complex with over 36,000 sqm of space in two buildings. IBC is locat
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