Rising costs, inflation, and changes in work models have reshaped Poland’s office market. Instead of relocating, many companies now renegotiate lease agreements to avoid high fit-out and moving expenses. Limited supply of attractive office space, especially in central locations, also supports this trend. Negotiations increasingly focus not only on rental rates but on broader terms: rent-free periods, landlord contributions to fit-out, indexing rules, and operational costs. Both tenants and landlords are more open to dialogue, seeking flexible, long-term arrangements that balance financial stability with workplace comfort, ESG standards, and the ability to scale space up or down.

Experts note the market is normalizing, with more tailored, partnership-based lease agreements becoming the new standard.

(propertynews.pl)


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