European Outlook 2024 – Focus on CEE Colliers Poland, plac Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego 3, Warszawa, 00-078, Poland | 09:00 - 11:30

Investment volumes in Central and Eastern Europe are at their lowest since 2012, but challenging macro-economic conditions are creating buying opportunities in the region. High financing costs, as well as uncertainty over valuations and prospects for real estate, might be a deterrent for some investors, but others see this lull in the market as a spur to action.  Domestic investors are playing more of a role, but international capital is expected to return. How do CEE markets compare to other European markets? Are they more resilient? Which sectors will outperform? 

• How do you see the current market and the outlook?
• What do you expect to see in terms of capital flows in the region for the real estate sector?
• The region is seeing strong leasing activity in the office sector: will there be a supply gap in Warsaw and other cities?
• Logistics continues to be buoyed by the reconfiguration of global supply chains and the near-shoring trend. What are the prospects?
• How are rents, yields and development opportunities?
• What is the financing position in CEE markets? Do we have a finance gap?
• The retail sector has traditionally been stronger in CEE than in the rest of Europe. Will we see a growth in interest from investors?
• What is the outlook for residential? What about build-to-rent and student housing?
• How are alternatives sectors like Senior Living, Healthcare, Data centres, self storage developing in the region?
• Hotels and leisure have seen a bounce back is this reflected in pricing?
• As investors reassess their strategies, has there been a change in the type of investor active in CEE?
• Which countries and cities offer the best opportunities?

These and other questions will be answered by our panel of experts.

Attendance is free, but registration is essential. Please book now to ensure your place.

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