The money available in the market (or present on the sidelines still) is huge indeed, with the EU, the US and Asian governments printing money and distributing support for innovation, green development and infrastructure improvements.

We have for this issue asked one of Poland’s largest think-tanks about the status of Poland in respect to what to expect about domestic investments and the overall investment climate. Poland’s export was in 2019 over 55 percent of GDP — the highest ever. It has always been said that the key reasons for the Polish post-communistic miracle are driven by strong domestic demand. But as the numbers show, export is a growing important factor for Poland. Therefore, a weakening zloty, as we have noticed in the last six months, is good news for the Polish exporters. Our expert Sergiusz Prokurat takes a look at what to expect from PLN in the months to come.

As we enter the new era of work-life after the pandemic we all wonder what does it mean for the office market, what changes to expect in functionalities of offices, what new services will be added as normal procedures and can the boom of new office space that Warsaw and Poland have seen in the last decade continue with the changing trends? We include opinions on this topic from IWG and Cushman & Wakefield for you in this issue.

These updates and some political and business news in this issue will give you a good insight into what is influencing the Polish market situation and if the society is opening up again.

We wish you a nice read and hope your business is ready for take-off as well.