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Anna Duchnowska

Anna Duchnowska

Managing Director, Asset Management Europe, Invesco Real Estate

She is a Managing Director and European Head of Investment Management at Invesco Real Estate. Anna is responsible for identifying initiatives to deliver performance in key strategic assets across Europe. Anna is also a member of Invesco’s European Executive Committee. Anna champions also some of the firm’s key pan-European Investment management initiatives including ESG, a subject which she is passionate about.

 

Anna began her investment career in 2000 and joined Invesco Real Estate in 2014, heading the Polish Office and being responsible for business development and asset management of the portfolio of local assets on Poland. Prior to joining Invesco, Anna worked for Colliers International Poland, AIB Polonia Property Fund and KPMG. Anna has professional experience in asset management, investment, leasing and finance within the CEE and Polish property markets.

 

Anna earned a Master of Economics degree from the Warsaw School of Economics and an Executive Master of Business Administration from the University of Minnesota. Anna is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Accountants (FCCA) and a Member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS). Anna is part of IRE Europe's Sustainability Focus Group and she is based in the Warsaw office.

Participates in the sessions:

  • THE CHANGE – MARKET

    PRS. A young market of big oppor-tunities and even bigger traps. How to avoid Berlin’s mistakes?

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    PRS. A young market of big oppor-tunities and even bigger traps. How to avoid Berlin’s mistakes?

    The institutional rental market in Poland is in its infancy, but there is every indication that it will soon be taking increas-ingly bold steps. Economic growth, urbanisation and generational shifts are the long-term drivers of demand. The war in Ukraine and the sharp increase in rental yields combined with double-digit inflation mean that investors perceive flats as a safe haven for their capital. Can the rapid influx of capital into the PRS sector possibly result in soaring hous-ing prices, higher rents, and lower supply? What regulation does the market need?

    PRS. A young market of big oppor-tunities and even bigger traps. How to avoid Berlin’s mistakes?

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