Investment attractiveness of the city of Krakow

The Power of Cities reports

Cities are changing dynamically. There is an increase in investors and jobs, and consequently also in offices. Indicators characterising the socio-economic situation of cities are not constant and that is why Knight Frank in cooperation with institutions responsible for cooperation with international investors in particular cities and the consulting company Michael Page periodically prepares reports which in a nutshell show key data on investment attractiveness of the largest Polish cities - Warsaw, Krakow, Lodz, Poznan, Silesia, Tricity, Wroclaw.

 

Topics of the publications

The publications contain the most important information related to the investment attractiveness of individual cities. In the reports you will find information about the current situation on the office market and trends on the labour market. This is material that can be used for preliminary analysis by companies considering expansion into new markets and thus taking into account various locations for conducting their business.

 

You will find issues such as:

• city attractiveness (facts and figures, city investment rankings, quality of life)
• office market (supply and demand, headline rents, main areas of concentration, trends in office markets)
• labour market trends (results of the survey on dream jobs, trends in the SSC sector, salary spreads)

 

Investment attractiveness of Kraków

After Warsaw, Kraków is the second largest office market in Poland, offering 1.82 million sq m of modern office space, constituting over 14% of the country's total office supply. The city remains a focal point for tenants, with lease signings totalling over 93,000 sq m of office space in the first half of 2024, marking the most impressive outcome among regional cities.