Structural weaknesses weigh on Warsaw office rents

After a strong 2022, we expect Warsaw offices to face a more difficult time ahead. Falling employment and hybrid working practices will limit any revival in demand after 2023 and leave rents underperforming both the CEE and wider European averages.

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