At the European Economic Congress, experts said the commercial real estate market is shifting from scale driven growth to a more selective model focused on quality, resilience, flexibility, and active management. Investors now prioritize stable income, strong tenants, and projects resistant to market changes.

Warehouses, shopping centers, and mixed use developments must adapt to evolving tenant and consumer needs, offering services rather than just space. Passive ownership is no longer viable, as landlords must actively manage assets and understand technology and business trends.

Poland can benefit from global shifts such as nearshoring, AI growth, and logistics expansion. However, demographic decline remains a key long term risk affecting demand across all property segments.

(propertynews.pl)


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