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Who should be in the driving seat of the real estate innovation

The prolific change of 2020 has shaped the real estate industry more than anything else in decades. The digitization had been underway before the pandemic, but the speed of that shift has accelerated in ways that nobody could have predicted.

Google is launching a new technology team in Poland

The Bema Plaza office building is the headquarters of Google in Wrocław. As part of the development, Google is launching a new technology team that will be responsible for implementing Google cloud computing services for the company's largest customers in Poland and Europe.

mBank stays on in Tryton Business House.

One of Poland’s leading banks, mBank, has extended its lease in the Tryton Business House office complex in Gdańsk, which is owned by Globalworth. The company occupies over 1,500 sqm.

Hala Koszyki to be mapped out for a classic shoot-out

The most popular place to meet in Warsaw – Hala Koszyki – will soon become an arena for e-sports players to battle it out. We are launching a competition to design a map for the iconic FPS game, which will take place in the interiors of Koszyki. Combatants will be able to take part in the game during the grand Counter-Strike: Global Offensive finals in July. Hala Koszyki will be the venue for the tournament.

The 3 best practices for keeping your property data in good shape

Since property asset managers deal with several types of property data and data entries on a regular basis, compromised data quality – whether it’s obsolete, incomplete, inaccurate, or contains errors – is a common issue.

Globalworth becomes more eco and switches to 100% green energy.

Globalworth, the leading investor and property manager in Central and Eastern Europe, has announced that since the beginning of 2021 all 22 of the properties in its Polish portfolio use 100% green energy from renewable sources.

Katowice wants to cover the entire city with planning plans in 8 years - ULI starts a series of meetings “8 questions around the city"

Eight cities, eight presidents, eight questions. A series of meetings "8 questions around the city" organized by the Urban Land Institute Poland (ULI) has started. Katowice went first, turning from the icons of the coal and heavy industry into a modern, citizen-friendly city center with an economy based on knowledge and modern services. "The area of land covered by planning works in Katowice is almost 60 percent of the city and they should be passed in the next four years, and the full coverage of the city with plans is possible within eight years "- declared the President, Marcin Krupa.