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Ace of Space Unveils 2500 m² of Flexible Office Space in Wrocław's Iconic Renoma

Ace of Space powered by Globalworth is rapidly expanding within the serviced office segment. Just four months after opening its new space in Wrocław’s Renoma, occupancy has already surpassed 50%. With a flexible “office as a service” model, premium service standards, and a prime location, Ace of Space is emerging as one of Poland’s leading flexible office brands.

EV Charging Stations: The New Standard for Modern Office Buildings and a Key Tenant Amenity

Electric vehicle charging stations are rapidly becoming a fundamental amenity in contemporary office buildings, driven by the surge in EV adoption and the evolving expectations of tenants. For businesses seeking office space, this infrastructure represents more than just a convenience; it's a strategic investment by landlords to enhance property attractiveness, support employee needs, and future-proof their commercial offerings in a competitive market.

Discover AFI Tower: 50,000 sqm of Future-Forward Office Space Coming to Warsaw

AFI Poland and Echo Investment are jointly developing the 150-metre AFI Tower, located at the vibrant Rondo Daszyńskiego in Warsaw. Scheduled for completion at the end of 2028, this state-of-the-art skyscraper will offer 50,000 sq m of premium, sustainable office space, redefining modern workplaces for companies seeking a prestigious location and exceptional amenities.

Warsaw's PRIME Building: The Top Choice for Expanding Businesses Like BNP Paribas CIB

BNP Paribas Corporate and Institutional Banking (CIB) Poland has significantly expanded its presence in Warsaw's prestigious PRIME building, adding nearly 1800 sqm to its existing footprint. This strategic move highlights the growing demand for high-quality, flexible office solutions in the Polish capital and demonstrates how prime locations facilitate business growth and operational efficiency.

Fortress Logistics Real Estate Opens Its New Office at Metropolitan Warsaw

Metropolitan Warsaw, located at Piłsudski Square in the heart of the capital, has welcomed a new prestigious tenant. Fortress Logistics Real Estate, part of the global investment platform Fortress Real Estate Investments Limited, has leased an office on the third floor of the building. The decision confirms Metropolitan’s position as one of the most desirable and iconic business addresses in Warsaw.

Avestus Real Estate secures Lufthansa Technik Aktiengesellschaft as a new tenant at Infinity in Wrocław

Avestus Real Estate, the developer and property manager of the Infinity office building in Wrocław, has signed a lease agreement with Lufthansa Technik Aktiengesellschaft (Polish Branch). The global leader in aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services will occupy more than 860 sqm of modern office space in the centrally located building on Legnicka Street. The company will move into its new headquarters in April 2026, under a seven-year lease.

Oxygen Szczecin Sets Standard for Premium Office Space and Tenant Retention

Szczecin's Oxygen office building is demonstrating its strong appeal to top-tier businesses, with Medicover, PKO Bank Polski, and Macrobond recently extending their leases for a combined 3,200 sqm. This remarkable tenant retention highlights Oxygen's commitment to quality, sustainability, and outstanding tenant relationships, making it a prime location for companies seeking long-term, high-standard office solutions.

Poland's Commercial Real Estate Soars: Office & Warehouse Opportunities in Q3 2025

The Polish commercial real estate market remains balanced and resilient amid economic fluctuations. According to Avison Young’s Q3 2025 report, the total investment volume reached €2.6 billion – a result comparable to last year’s performance. Domestic capital continues to gain momentum, now accounting for 23% of total investment volume, while core investors remain in a wait-and-see mode. The office, industrial, and retail sectors stay in the spotlight, showing signs of renewed activity and a selective approach to transactions.
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