Are Warsaw office rents vulnerable to a renewed euro-zone recession?

The strength of Warsaw’s office occupier market over the past couple of years suggests that the large and increasingly speculative development pipeline is not a risk to the rental outlook. However, a number of factors mean that the Polish economy is more exposed to the looming euro-zone recession than in 2008/9. This suggests that office rental growth in Warsaw will slow sharply next year.

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