Adrian is a Research Consultant in Industrial & Logistics Agency of Cushman & Wakefield in Poland.
He is responsible for supporting the team through a comprehensive study and analysis of the modern warehouse sector in Poland.
Adrian graduated from Warsaw School of Economics with specialization in Economics. He also completed postgraduate studies in Property Valuation at School of Real Estate Management and in Real Estate Brokerage also at School of Real Estate Management in Warsaw.
He speaks fluent English. Adrian gained professional experience in real estate agency Polanowscy Nieruchomości Sp. z o.o., where he specialized on the field of property valuation, research and consulting.
Box is his hobby, he returns to the training room ''tommorow''
Favourite activity for winter? Ice skating and playing the drums with his two sons
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Dream? Seychelles, or Bora Bora, sunbathing with wife, delicious wine and tasty fish straight from the sea
2020’s headline news is that logistics real estate will continue to be driven by key trends in e-commerce, technology, and labour availability. The logistics sector’s inherent flexibility means that it can more easily adapt to changing opportunities and needs – so we expect 2020’s outlook to be bright.
The record supply level and high demand prove the very good condition of the warehouse space market in Poland. In the third quarter of 2019, developers completed 868,000 sq m of warehouse space, and since the beginning of the year - almost 2 million sq m, which is a record supply level in the period from January to the end of September.
The development of e-commerce has a growing impact on the development of the industrial real estate sector. The origins can be found in the change of our shopping habits - the popularization of e-commerce has revolutionized logistics operations in warehouses. It's just the tip of the iceberg! See how e-commerce is changing the Polish warehouse market.
