Poland’s flexible office market, including serviced, co-working and hybrid office spaces, has grown by 30 to 40 percent annually over the last several years, according to JLL, and in 2017, the sector reported 100-percent growth. Companies offering flexible office space have more than 220,000 sqm in stock, 75 percent of which is located in Warsaw. “Our data confirms that in Warsaw alone, by the end of Q3, operators of flexible office space had leased 91,000 sqm, illustrating that this sector is becoming an increasingly important source of demand for offices,” said Mateusz Polkowski, head of research and consulting at JLL Poland. “This future growth potential is especially evident when you take into account the new investment entering the market, from companies such as Regus, Spaces, WeWork, Business Link and CitySpace. Our data shows that flexible spaces will comprise one in every four square meters of office space leased this year in the center of Warsaw.”
