Agata Czarnecka has become the new head of the market research and consulting department at CBRE in Poland. He will lead a team of over a dozen experts in the field of market analyzes and research.
Agata Czarnecka has been associated with CBRE for over 11 years. Until now, she was the director of the market research and consulting department. She is the author and co-author of many reports on the development directions of each of the commercial real estate sectors, including: “Retail 2040”, “Shopping Center 4.0”, “How we want to work?” He successfully uses his experience in advising on key commercial projects in Poland.
Previously, for 10 years Agata worked for EY (formerly Ernst & Young) in the Real Estate Consulting Group, where she specialized in preparing reports and analyzes. She is a graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics and CCIM studies.
“Agata has been associated with CBRE for over a decade. During this time, he actively participates in building the company’s competitive advantage, demonstrating extensive knowledge and the highest quality services for our clients. I am convinced that in the new position he will develop his skills with even greater benefit for the entire organization and our clients,” says Daniel Bienias, managing director of CBRE in Poland.
The CBRE market research and consulting department is responsible for collecting data, preparing analyzes and market reports for the organisation’s clients. Thanks to a comprehensive approach and commitment, the team of CBRE analysts and advisors is perceived as one of the most reliable sources of information on the market. The presence of the company around the world means that the research team can quickly collect data not only from Poland, but from anywhere in the world. The consulting and analysis team carries out, among others such studies as analyzes and reports on local, regional and global trends, analyzes of local office, retail, warehouse, industrial and logistics and investment markets, location analysis and feasibility studies of commercial projects, including financial modeling and forecasting, as well as location analysis for foreign investments, such as shared service centers (SSC and BPO) and industrial investments. He also advises on development projects, the size and function of projects, analysis of impact zones for commercial projects or market absorption studies – a given location and plot.
