Many of the pathologies at the heart of the construction project in Poland are caused by poor planning, project management and budgeting, as well as a lack of trust that manifests itself in an adversarial attitude between investor and contractor.
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Few tourists are aware that a notable example of Victorian-era British architecture lies in the centre of Warsaw.
What’s changed in the aftermath of the vote in relation to property investment in Kraków?
Krakow, a leading European city on the outsourcing market, is an attractive investment destination.
Tender manager Piotr Duda describes the process of optimisation at CFE Polska.
While the acquisition of property using virtual currency such as Bitcoin still seems like a far-fetched concept, commercial real estate could be on the verge of adopting peer-to-peer cryptographic technology in the form of blockchain.
Progress and development have been with mankind since the beginning of human evolution.
The concept of the Activity Based Workplace has been developing throughout the world over the last 20 years.
The office market in Poland is in a permanent state of change.
Modern technology can help firms meet international environmental requirements, raise the standard of office operations and bring benefits to people, cities and nature.
As yield compression of mainstream assets continues, investors look for new opportunities.
Habitat for Humanity Poland recently needed complex legal advice for a new and innovative project that would offer a non-profit housing solution for families with a poor credit rating.
The new Restructuring Law of 15 May 2015 came into force on 1 January 2016.
There’s a reasonable chance that 2016 will be at least comparable to 2015 for Poland in terms of investment volumes.
The place that makes a creative community. Work as a creative process supported by innovative space.
The significant growth of the modern business services sector has been a salient feature in Poland’s most recent economic history.
As cities become denser and buildings much taller, high-rise developments will need to offer more collective spaces, for the good of society and our own sanity.
The evolution of the office workplace in Poland has been significantly different than in the more advanced western European countries.
A recent survey by Leesman, a London-based workplace research firm, conducted among more than 155,000 employees worldwide, revealed that almost half believe their office environment prevents them from working effectively.
