AI changing future of office buildings

Griffin Capital Partners sees the residential sector as Poland’s most promising real estate investment opportunity, citing a housing shortage, rising incomes and demographic changes. Managing partner Maciej Dyjas said Poland has become more attractive to foreign investors over the past three to four years, with capital allocations gradually increasing. Political tensions and anti-European sentiment could threaten that momentum.

Artificial intelligence may reduce demand for office space, particularly if it replaces some business process outsourcing services. However, Poland’s focus on more advanced BPO work could strengthen its competitive position. A slowdown in new office construction has also reduced competition, potentially benefiting some companies already active in the market.

(propertynews.pl)