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Labour force

SSC/BPO sector essentials

Office stock

City SWOT analysis

Office demand

SWOT

ANALYSIS

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Typical lease terms

SERVICE CHARGE

PLN / sq m / month

FIT-OUT BUDGET

EUR / sq m

RENT-FREE

months

PARKING

EUR / space / month

P

Office rents

Tricity

Number

of companies

84

Employment

12,000

Specialization

IT, R&D

Average

employment

140

Position

Min

Max

Transition Manager

16,000 22,000

Manager

9,500 14,000

Team Leader

7,500

9,000

Senior Accountant

5,500

7,000

Accountant

3,800

5,000

Junior Accountant

2,700

3,700

Position

Min

Max

Talent Manager

9,000 12,000

Payroll Manager

8,000 11,000

Benefits Specialist

6,500 9,000

Development

Specialist

6,000 8,000

Payroll Specialist

4,800 7,000

HR Administrator

4,000 6,000

EXISTING

(sq m)

539,000

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

(sq m)

84,000

PLANNED BY THE END OF

2017 (sq m)

51,000

PRIME

EUR / sq m / month

14.0

AVERAGE

EUR / sq m / month

13.5

EFFECTIVE

EUR / sq m / month

11.0

PRIME YIELDS

%

7.4

Inhabitants

747,000

Students

93,100

Graduates

23,300

Universities

34

Gross salaries in financial sector

Gross salaries in HR Processes sector

8.5%

Vacant

A-class stock

Fourth largest agglomeration in Poland

High institutional support for outsourcing

enterprises and activities

Developed road and public transportation

infrastructure

Established business districts

International airport and

Pendolino fast train

connection

New office space available mostly in

developed business parks

Relatively long distance from southern

Poland (Krakow, Wroclaw)

Relatively young location for BPO with

short-term experience and track record

Stable rental levels

Large number of planned

office developments

Opportunities of temporary locations

Improving transportation - A1 highway

underway

Competition from new

companies coming to the city

Growing costs of operation

Growing competition from

Bydgoszcz and Szczecin

15-19 100-150

45-60

5-7

Poland Office Destinations

Tricity

Source: GUS, 2015

Source: ABSL, CBRE, Oxford Economics 2015

SSource: Antal, 2015

(PLN/month)

Source: Antal, 2015

(PLN/month)

TAKE UP 2014

(sq m)

66,500

ABSORPTION 2014

(sq m)

67,500

OCCUPIED BY BPO 2014

(in %)

28%

41%