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European Defence Industry Attracts Record Investment but Funding Gap Persists

European Union countries belonging to NATO spent an average of 2.5% of GDP on defence in 2025, while approximately 40% of expenditure on military...

Katowice Accelerates Green Transformation From Mining City to Technology Hub

Katowice is undergoing a major decarbonisation process. Once defined primarily by coal mining and heavy industry, the city is increasingly positioning itself as a...

Europe’s Office Employment Could Rise 4% Despite AI Disruption

An analysis by Savills, the real estate advisory firm, suggests that artificial intelligence is currently having a smaller impact on office employment in Europe...

Retail Parks Drive Development Activity in Poland’s Expanding Retail Market

The retail market in Poland continues to grow, supported by stable macroeconomic fundamentals. Developer and tenant activity remains high, according to CBRE data. In...

China’s Post-Tariff Trade Shift Hits Europe: Germany Under Rising Pressure Amid U.S.–China Trade War Fallout

Regardless of short-term developments—be it a ceasefire or a potential end to the trade war—China’s global trade strategy is undergoing a structural shift. The...

Cost-Cutting a Priority for 87% of Legal Departments — Technology Is Key, but AI Isn’t the Focus (Yet)

According to the results of the EY General Counsel Study, the top three challenges facing legal departments today are geopolitics (76%), the regulatory environment...

IBM and Palo Alto Networks: Fragmentation in Cybersecurity Solutions Weakens Organizations

A new global study conducted by the IBM Institute for Business Value (IBV) and Palo Alto Networks reveals that organizations are struggling with the...

High Costs and Regulatory Risks Challenge AI Investments

The high costs of implementation and regulatory risks are among the most commonly cited challenges associated with artificial intelligence (AI). “From an investor's perspective,...

Record Growth in Demand and Optimistic Forecasts: Warsaw’s Hotel Market Surpasses Pre-Pandemic Levels in 2024

According to the latest analysis by the international advisory agency Cushman & Wakefield, demand in the hotel market in Warsaw has returned to pre-pandemic...

Warsaw Hotel Market Soars in 2023: Rising Occupancy, Rates, and Investor Activity

Experts from the international consulting firm Cushman & Wakefield expect an increase in transaction activity of investors in the Polish hotel market in 2024...

Poland’s Shopping Landscape Transforms: Retail Parks Dominate New Development

The cyclical report "At a Glance - the Modern Retail Market in Poland, 4th Quarter of 2023", prepared by BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland,...

Warsaw among the top 10 hotel markets in Europe

According to data from STR Global, Warsaw ranks 10th among the main European hotel markets in terms of the growth of the RevPAR1 index...

Polish Retail Market Rebounds in 2023, Smaller Units Dominate, Investment Activity Picks Up

Traditional retail is seeing a return to pre-pandemic numbers, with increased footfall and sales numbers in shopping malls, and significant improvements for tenants, particularly...

Polish Hotel Market on the Rise: Demand, KPIs, Modernization, and ESG

Based on the latest Trends Radar report "Real Estate on the wave of change" prepared by the international consulting agency Cushman & Wakefield, the...
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