Katowice and its agglomeration are still among the leaders in employment in the Business Services Sector (BSS). With over 16 500 qualified people working in 71 BSS centers (what is 8,4% of total employment in BSS in Poland) the agglomeration is 4th region in the country with highest employment in the sector, after Kraków, Warsaw and Wrocław. The Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency (PAIiIZ) prepared …
The EU member states on Friday formally approved the list of 195 transport projects that will receive EUR 6,7 billion of EU funding under the 2015’s calls for proposals of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF). Two of the projects will be carried out in the Katowice agglomeration.
The Polish State Railways PLK submitted the …
Q1 2016 saw a further increase in leasing and development activity on the industrial and warehouse property market in Poland, according to the latest report by Cushman & Wakefield. The Upper Silesia region remained the largest regional market on the warehouse map of Poland.
Approximately …
On Monday, PwC presented a detailed report on the growth potential of the Katowice metropolis. Conclusions are mildly positive. Authors also pointed out that it is hard to make an unequivocal statement concerning some of the development factors. Investment attractiveness of Katowice gathered the best score.
In the overall ranking of the „Report on Polish metropolises 2015”, Katowice was ranked fourth after …
PwC has prepared third edition of its report on the 12 largest Polish cities presenting the growth potential and based on a methodology developed by the consulting company. Katowice was ranked the 4th best developed metropolis in the overall ranking.
As it was in 2007 and 2011, when PwC has published the former editions of the reports, in analysing the development potential …
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