AGENDA

12.00-12.15
Recovery plan. When will hotels recover from COVID-19?

Supply and demand – before and after the pandemic. What do clients expect? New trends.

12.15-13.00
Recovery plan – the perspective of hotel owners

The coronavirus does not differentiate local chains from global brands – how soon will they return to the path of growth? Hotels in cities - how to recreate demand? Hotels in resorts - does a holiday allow us to look optimistically into the future? For how long will hotels be able to cope without financing and interest on the part of investors? What new trends will drive the sector?

12.00-12.30
Buying in shopping centres – what will change?

COVID-19 has accelerated the incoming revolution. How will the ecosystem of shopping centres change as a result?

12.30-13.00
Retail in shopping centres – the perspective of owners and managers of shopping centres

Will rents sharply decrease as a result of the pandemic and turn properties valuation upside down? Who will fill the void after tenants have terminated their tenancy agreements? Will some shopping centres have to be reinvented? Will e-commerce prove to be a breath of fresh air?

Semi-final of the PropTech Festival 2020 popularity contest intended for creators of innovative technologies for the property sector. It is there that creators of such solutions, selected from among dozens of applications received by the organiser of the popularity contest – the PTWP Group (the publisher of the PropertyNews.pl and PropertyDesign.pl portals), will present themselves in front of the audience of the Property Forum 2020 and the Jury of the PropTech Festival 2020. Winners will be selected on the basis of a sum of votes cast during the voting conducted on the PropertyNews.pl and PropertyDesign.pl portals as well as the Jury’s evaluations of the presentations. The final of the PropTech Festival 2020 will be held as part of the Prime Property Prize 2020 Gala, during which the authors of top three technologies and solutions will be announced.

13.45-14.00
Retail trade in shopping centres – errors of the system highlighted by the pandemic

How to reduce the risk? How to re-establish relationships? How not to repeat the same mistakes? 

14.00-14.45
Retail in shopping centres – the perspective of owners and managers of shopping centres.

How are sales networks faring in the new market reality?  Are they still interested in operating in shopping centres? Will high street serve as a better alternative? How to redraft a tenancy agreement? Will the current retail sales model become outdated? How to keep shopping centres attractive?

The budding market of alternative investments in Poland is luring potential investors. Will dormitories, nursing homes and data centres prove to be a safe harbour for players interested in diversifying their portfolio? What is the profitability of this business? Is it resilient to economic turmoil like the one caused by Covid-19? Appropriate location, competing for plots with developers investing in other types of assets, land development plans – what are the obstacles on the way of projects? Plans of developers.

In recent years warehouses in Poland have become a market blockbuster and they have remained unscathed in the pandemic. The sector is currently facing new opportunities, among others due to the acceleration of the development of e-commerce and the transfer of manufacturing capabilities back to Europe.  But it has also been facing new challenges: the decrease of performance of tenants or problems with the automotive sector. What are businesses operating in the sector worried about? What are their expectations?