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Offices for rent in Poznan

1 – 50 of 68

27 Grudnia 3

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 3 27 Grudnia Street

  • 528 m²
  • 12 €
  • Immediately

2floor Smart Business Center

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 27 D Karpia Street

  • 2 928 m²
  • 50 zł
  • Immediately

Andersia Business Centre

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 7 Andersa Square

  • 2 305 m²
  • 15 €
  • Immediately

Andersia Tower

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 3 Andersa Square

  • 3 376 m²
  • 15 €
  • Immediately

Bałtyk

Poznan, Jeżyce, 22 Roosevelta Street

Building completely leased.

Bazar Poznański

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 7 Paderewskiego Street

Building completely leased.

Business Garden Poznań I (B1)

Poznan, Grunwald, 6 Kolorowa Street

Building completely leased.

Business Garden Poznań I (B2)

Poznan, Grunwald, 2 Kolorowa Street

Building completely leased.

Business Garden Poznań I (B3)

Poznan, Grunwald, 10 Kolorowa Street

Building completely leased.

Business Garden Poznań I (B4)

Poznan, Grunwald, 8 Kolorowa Street

Building completely leased.

Business Link Maraton

Business Link Maraton

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 43 Królowej Jadwigi Street

  • 30 days

Centrum Biurowe Podwale

Poznan, 10 Małachowskiego Street

  • 1 164 m²
  • 49 zł
  • Immediately

Centrum Biznesu Polska 13

Poznan, Grunwald, 13 Polska Street

Building completely leased.

City Park

Poznan, Grunwald, 5 Ułańska Street

  • 439 m²
  • 16.50 €
  • Immediately

Dąbrowa Park

Poznan, Dąbrowa, 8 Innowatorów Street

  • 190 m²
  • 38 zł
  • Immediately

Delta

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 35 Towarowa Street

  • 470 m²
  • 60 - 65 zł
  • Immediately

Dwór Hamburski

Poznan, Wilda, 1 Wierzbięcice Street

  • 1 000 m²
  • 13 €
  • Immediately

Galeria Arkada

Poznan, Jeżyce, 229 Obornicka Street

Building completely leased.

Galeria MM

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 24/1a Św. Marcin Street

Building completely leased.

Garbary 67

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 67-67a Garbary Street

  • 425 m²
  • Immediately

Giant Office

Poznan, Grunwald, 151 Głogowska Street

  • 16 721 m²
  • 14.50 €
  • Immediately

Globis Poznań

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 18 Roosevelta Street

  • 4 114 m²
  • 13.50 €
  • Immediately

Jet Office

Poznan, Jeżyce, 163 Piątkowska Street

Building completely leased.

Kamienica za Teatrem

Poznan, Jeżyce, 29 Dąbrowskiego Street

Building completely leased.

Kupiec Poznański

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 2 Wiosny Ludów Square

  • 3 170 m²
  • 13.50 €
  • Immediately

Malta House

Poznan, Nowe Miasto, 6 Baraniaka Street

  • 1 673 m²
  • 14 €
  • Immediately

Malta Office Park (A&B)

Poznan, Nowe Miasto, 88A/B Baraniaka Street

  • 180 m²
  • To be agreed
  • Immediately

Malta Office Park (C&D)

Poznan, Nowe Miasto, 88C/D Baraniaka Street

  • 710 m²
  • To be agreed
  • Immediately

Malta Office Park (E)

Poznan, Nowe Miasto, 88E Baraniaka Street

  • 3 485 m²
  • To be agreed
  • Immediately

Malta Office Park (F)

Poznan, Nowe Miasto, 88F Baraniaka Street

  • 1 218 m²
  • 14.00 - 14.50 €
  • Immediately

Maraton I

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 43 Królowej Jadwigi Street

  • 294 m²
  • 15 €
  • Immediately

Maraton II

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 43 Królowej Jadwigi Street

Building completely leased.

Mercator (Michała 43) Budynek główny A

Poznan, Nowe Miasto, 43 Świętego Michala Street

  • 389 m²
  • 45 zł
  • Immediately

Murawa Office Park

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 12-18 Murawa Street

  • 652 m²
  • 12.50 €
  • Immediately

Nobel Tower

Poznan, Jeżyce, 77 Dąbrowskiego Street

  • 1 020 m²
  • Immediately

Nowe Garbary Office Center

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 9 Małe Garbary Street

Building completely leased.

Nowe Jeżyce

Poznan, Jeżyce, 30 Józefa Kraszewskiego Street

Building completely leased.

Nowy Rynek D

Poznan, Wilda, 1 Matyi Street

Building completely leased.

Nowy Rynek E

Poznan, Wilda, 1 Matyi Street

  • 5 148 m²
  • 17.25 €
  • Immediately

Office Futura

Poznan, Jeżyce, 161 Piątkowska Street

Building completely leased.

Okrąglak & Kwadraciak

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 14 Mielżyńskiego Street

  • 3 026 m²
  • 15.50 €
  • Immediately

Omega

Poznan, Jeżyce, 79 a Dabrowskiego Street

  • 370 m²
  • Immediately

P-2

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 2 Półwiejska Street

  • 379 m²
  • 13 - 14 €
  • Immediately

PGK Centrum I

Poznan, Grunwald, 90 Marcelińska Street

  • 174 m²
  • 12 €
  • To be agreed

PGK Centrum II

Poznan, Grunwald, 90 Marcelińska Street

  • 1 713 m²
  • 13 €
  • Immediately

Piątkowska Office

Poznan, Jeżyce, 165 Piatkowska Street

  • 327 m²
  • 12 €
  • Immediately

Pixel

Poznan, Grunwald, 182 Grunwaldzka Street

  • 10 632 m²
  • 14.50 €
  • Immediately

Poznań Business Center

Poznan, Grunwald, 31/33 Głogowska Street

Building completely leased.

Poznań Financial Centre

Poznan, Stare Miasto, 5 Władysława Andersa Square

  • 14 896 m²
  • 14.50 - 14.90 €
  • Immediately

Poznański Bank Spółdzielczy HQ (Roch Office Park I)

Poznan, 3 Krzywoustego Street

Building completely leased.

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About city

Poznań is the administrative and economic capital of the Wielkopolska region, the third most populous voivodship in Poland. The number of the city’s residents stands at 545,700, while the larger Poznań Metropolitan Area is home to more than 800,000 people.

Poznań benefits from direct access to the European motorway network (both Warsaw and Berlin are around two and a half hours’ drive away) and to the one of the main transit corridors connecting western and eastern Europe (the A2 motorway). The transport accessibility of the city is further improved by numerous fast railway connections (with the new Poznań Główny railway station, and the integrated Poznań City Center shopping centre, being opened in 2012) and Ławica international airport (the fifth busiest airport in Poland, with more than 1.4 million passengers served in 2014, offering direct flights to 27 European cities).

Poznań remains the historical centre of the Polish exhibition industry, playing host to a number of important business and cultural events. The Poznań International Fair, the first organizer of fairs in Central and Eastern Europe, is regarded as the leader among Polish trade facilities (more than 110,000 m2 of exhibition space and around 630,000 visitors in 2015).

The city’s geographical location makes it attractive for western European companies looking to do business in Poland, with as much as one third of the foreign capital invested in Poznań coming from Germany.

The economic fabric of the city is diversified and well developed. Key industries include the retail, electromechanical, automotive, chemical and food production, and service sectors. Notable manufacturing presences include Bridgestone, GlaxoSmithKline, Nivea, Kompania Piwowarska (SAB Miller), Unilever, Volkswagen and Wrigley. In recent years, a number of companies from the business service sector have decided to open BPO/SSC/ITO and R&D centres in the city, around 50% of which specialize in the field of finance and accounting.

Poznan boasts one of the strongest economies of any city in Poland. It has an unemployment rate amongst the lowest nationwide (2.5% as of January 2016) and a GDP per capita figure that is second only to that of Warsaw. The city is also a vibrant academic hub, educating about 117,000 students. The renowned Adam Mickiewicz University is the third largest institution of higher education in Poland. Poznań’s extensive cultural and recreational attractions include several theatres and musical establishments (including the Poznań Philharmonic), museums, galleries and many other draws, such as Jezioro Maltańskie and Termy Maltańskie, the biggest aqua park in Poland.

Poznań’s economy can be regarded as healthy and sustainable. Oxford Economics forecasts GDP growth at 3.46% for 2016-2018, which is the third best projection in Poland, behind only Warsaw and Kraków.

Office development to date has been reasonably stable and even subdued, given the economic over-performance in many aspects, as well as the proximity to the German market. Total office supply currently stands at 387,000 m2, with around 51,000 m2 under construction.

The major office schemes underway in the strictly defined city centre include Maraton phase I and II (a total of 22,000 m2) and Bałtyk Tower (11,000 m2).

At the moment Poznań is one of the smallest European office markets which is monitored by JLL. The 0.5 million m2 threshold is likely to be hit by the end of 2018.

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