What might the surge in new retail supply mean for Warsaw?

Shopping centre development in Warsaw is picking up pace. While the city’s growing wealth and low vacancy rate mean that it can accommodate more retail floorspace, we have nudged down our rental growth forecasts for the next couple of years in order to reflect the greater competition for tenants.

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