Interview with Tomasz Trzósło
Eventsschedule 08 November 2018
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POLAND In July, the Warsaw office gem Plac Małachowskiego was sold at a yield of less than 5 pct – and more transactions at the same cap rate have taken place since then. Analysts are now projecting that the Polish real estate investment volume for this year will come to more than EUR 6 bln.
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