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The pandemic has shattered the image of a perfect world where people can have what they want overnight. It has made many investors realise how dangerously long their supply chains have become. The war in Ukraine has added to this. The new geopolitical situation has caused offshoring to fall into disfavour, while business is focusing on nearshoring instead. Poland has every chance of becoming Europe’s largest beneficiary of the global economic transformation. Will Poland benefit from this trend? What are the pillars on which to build Poland’s investment attractiveness?

How do developers, investors and property advisers strive to minimise the environmental impact of property? In what ways do their investments and activities change cities, influence the sustainable development of city centres, and foster local communities? Economic, workplace, social, and environmental responsibility. CSR versus the war in Ukraine – best practice. A series of interviews: ‘ESG and CSR in practice. These cases are worth knowing’ and the latest market data.

The success of a building is measured not only by the rental income, but also by the life inside the building. Mixed-use projects provide cities with consciously designed quarters and social infrastructure, as well as ensure investors’ commercial success. The key players on the market agree: mixed-use is the absolute future. The places where there is a need for mixed-use investments – the potential of Polish cities. What new projects are developers preparing?

The commercial property market has had a new star for several years now – warehouses. The pandemic, the growth of e-commerce, and nearshoring have only enhanced its shine. Although the high demand for warehouses can be seen all across Europe, the sector is increasingly facing global challenges resulting from, among other things, the war in Ukraine. The rising costs of financing, materials and labour; the availability of raw materials; disrupted supply chains; extended construction times; the rising investors’ expectations; and the pressure on rents – the list of challenges goes on. What is the market afraid of?

During the session, we will present designs of the best office interiors in Poland

In 2021, the sales of flats in Poland reached a record high. However, this year has seen a turnabout – developers keep reporting dramatic drops in transactions. Expensive loans and the economic slowdown do not herald an imminent change. What awaits the market, how to secure the housing needs of Poles - the role of the state, local governments and developers?

Organizer: Infuture.Institute and the PTWP Group

Let’s Talk Trends! Retail, is an an inspiring presentation and conversation on the most significant phenomena affecting the reality and future of trade. During Let’s Talk Trends! Retail, we will show you what can happen in trade, and thus, we will give enterprises and organizations the basis for strategic planning. Let’s Talk Trends is an interactive meeting formula in which online participants will receive the discussed report and case studies in pdf format, listen to discussions by practitioners, but also be able to ask questions and get answers during Q&A sessions.

The falling unemployment rate, the rising inflation, the Polish Deal and related amendments to accounting, and the widespread remote working and work flexibility, which has become a priority for the generation Z and the Millennials - all this turned the rules governing the labor market upside down. Will the wave of refugees save companies from a recruitment crisis? The TOP 5 trends that will rule the labour market.

A series of presentations showing the most interesting new commercial projects of the last year.