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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

Wroclaw

Number

of companies

75

Employment

23,700

Specialization

IT, R&D

Tholons 2014

ranking

62

th

Position

Min

Max

Transition Manager

10,000 14,000

Process Specialist

6,000

9,000

Team Leader

6,000

7,500

Senior Accountant

5,500

6,500

Accountant

4,000

5,500

Junior Accountant

3,000

4,000

Position

Min

Max

Project Manager

7,000 15,000

Financial Controller

6,000 12,000

Business Analyst

6,000 10,000

KYC Analyst

4,500 5,500

AML Analyst

4,500 5,500

Fund Accountant

5,000 6,500

EXISTING

(sq m)

651,000

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

(sq m)

88,000

PLANNED BY THE END OF

2017 (sq m)

200,000

PRIME

EUR / sq m / month

15.0

AVERAGE

EUR / sq m / month

14.0

AVERAGE EFFECTIVE

EUR / sq m / month

12.5

PRIME YIELDS

%

7.2

Inhabitants

634,500

Students

122,100

Graduates

31,600

Universities

25

Gross salaries in banking sector

11%

Vacant

A-class stock

Fourth biggest academic hub of Poland

and fifth largest agglomeration

Attractive touristic region, growing cultural

and social potential

Great recognition of Wroclaw as one of

the world’s top outsourcing destination

Developed public transport

and international airport

Undefinied business district

Poor public transportation in remote

business hubs

Slow connections with a number of large

Polish cities

Only 38% of the office stock can

be classified as of A-class

Stable rental levels

Developing infrastructure

Increasing number of

options due to new space under

construction

Experienced city authorities and local

developers

Growing competition

from other Polish cities

Increasing number of new

companies coming to the city

High number of existing companies

expanding rapidly

Competition from other cities

Growing rivalry for talents

13-16 150-200

45-60

6-9

Poland Office Destinations

Wroclaw

Source: GUS, 2015

Source: ABSL, CBRE, Oxford Economics, Tholons 2015

Source: Antal, 2015

(PLN/month)

Source: Antal, 2015

(PLN/month)

TAKE UP 2014

(sq m)

94,700

ABSORPTION 2014

(sq m)

62,800

OCCUPIED BY BPO 2014

(in %)

44%

44%

Gross salaries in financial sector