At the end of last yearʼs warehouse conference, we were left wondering whether the booming market in the region would withstand the impact of the coronavirus and the expected economic downturn. Since then, itʼs become clear that warehouses have emerged from all the subsequent lockdowns as one of the few winners – both in terms of the leasing market and the development and investment segment. But do those active in this market still have any cause for concern?
All the top warehousing experts and players will be meeting up again at one of the leading annual sector events to exchange opinions and bring their knowledge up-to-date on the most important market trends and developments.
09:00
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09:00
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09:30
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09:30
The opening of the conference
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09:40
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Discussion
09:40
The state of play
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A summary of the investment and development market in Poland and the CEE region in recent months. The biggest successes and challenges as well as forecasts for the future.
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10:25
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Discussion
10:25
Greenery thatʼs more and more juicy
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We are reducing our carbon footprint, weʼre only using energy from renewable sources, weʼre providing green areas for employees... Does a warehouse without a ʻgreen rubber stampʼ have any chance of being leased? How to distinguish a genuine ESG policy from basic greenwashing?
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11:25
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11:25
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12:10
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Presentation
12:10
Recruitment, wages, benefits in the real estate sector
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How to hire and keep an employee in the real estate industry? ![]()
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12:40
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Discussion
12:40
Filling in the blanks
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Are there any new worlds still left to be discovered in the warehouse sector? Such as attractive regions, innovative building formats, undeveloped tenant sectors? What are new players looking for in this sector, where are they from, and what the business ideas that are driving them?
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13:25
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13:25
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