Warsaw, Poland has been named in Cushman & Wakefield's 20th annual European Cities Monitor as the city which can expect the biggest influx of companies in the next five years, knocking Moscow off the top spot. In total, 36 of Europe’s largest companies named Warsaw as the European city in which they intended to expand next, up from 28 in 2008. 35 companies named Moscow, down from 44 in 2008.
Westland Shopping Centre in the Brussels neighbourhood of Anderlecht may be up for sale, according to Belgian media reports.
