Poland registers new record with 2006 transaction volumes

Transaction volumes in Poland set a new record at around EUR 4.5 bn for 2006, the latest edition of the Warsaw City Report issued by global advisor Jones Lang La Salle said. Office vacancy reached an all time low of 5.4% whilst lagged construction activity is now booming in Non-Central districts. 'Strong demand for office space coupled with limited office completions in the recent years resulted in record decrease of vacancy in all Warsaw submarkets. At the moment we are observing increased rental levels especially in the most popular office locations such as the City Centre and Mokotów. Non-Central locations this year will be followed by significantly increased development activity', said Anna Kot, head of the Agency Leasing and Tenant Representation teams at Jones Lang LaSalle.

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