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 Katarzyna Stawska Marketing & Communications Specialist REAS ul. Bukowińska 22b 02-703 Warszawa tel.: 022 380 21 04 | REAS News  According to the latest REAS report regarding the situation in the new residential units market, H1 2010 brought a series of optimistic signals in the market environment, which have not been fully reflected in the sales results. ... During the session of the Permanent Representation of the Polish Builders’ Congress which took place on May 31st 2010 in the Column Hall of the Polish Seym, Kazimierz Kirejczyk delivered a lecture entitled “Current situation and predictions for the Polish residential construction: the post-crisis landscape”.– In terms of residential construction, the year 2009 was slightly worse from the previous ... The fourth edition of the report “Residential Markets in Central European Capitals" prepared in co-operation with our strategic partner Jones Lang LaSalle was launched in Cannes during MIPIM Conference. ... One year after the symbolic outbreak of the crisis, the time has come for presenting summaries and forecasts. The participants of the market are currently searching for the answer to the fundamental question: how to plan their operations for the coming years, when the market conditions are so difficult? These issues will be considered by the speakers at the third "Polish Residential Market" ... Together with delegates from such banks as PKO BP, PeKaO S.A., BZ WBK, BRE Bank, Raiffeisen Bank as well as AMRON, REAS discussed the current situation in the residential markets of six Polish cities and presented forecasts regarding the development of this market in the coming year. ... REAS was invited to lecture in postgraduate manager studies for developers co-organized by the Warsaw University and the Polish Union of Developers.
New report"Residential Market in Poland - Q6.2010"
Market data after Q2 2010 shows that most developers remain optimistic, though their confidence has not been fully justified by the sales results. New report"Residential Markets Central Eastern Capitals - March 2010"
The residential market is influenced to a large extent by the macro-economic performance of the respective country. Likewise, the development of the Central European housing markets was varied and will continue to vary greatly from place to place. | ||
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