Is Warsaw's office market facing a period of excess supply?

Agency estimates of a huge development pipeline seem to suggest that Warsaw’s office market faces a period of excess supply. After all, economic sentiment in Poland is deteriorating, and occupier demand has begun to soften. Given that, however, and the fact that a large proportion of the development pipeline is speculative, many of these projects are at risk of being shelved. 

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