4:37 21 May 2026
Warsaw offices attract wellness tenants
A new trend is reshaping Poland's office leasing market: occupiers are moving beyond conventional fit-outs to accommodate medical clinics, mental health practices, and even hammam steam rooms within their premises, according to a feature published today by PropertyNews.pl. The article quotes Mariusz Frąckiewicz, a Warsaw leasing specialist, who describes the office market as "no longer returning to its old form, but operating according to new rules." The shift is being driven by large corporate tenants using premium amenities as a recruitment and retention tool in Poland's persistently tight labour market. Demand for such amenities is concentrated in Warsaw, where the vacancy rate in top-grade office space has stabilised despite a multi-year pause in new construction. Volkswagen's recent signing of a substantial lease at Warsaw's Skyliner II tower was cited as consistent with the premium flight-to-quality trend.
