Co-working space provider Regus has let about 1,550 sq m of the Polna Corner development in central Warsaw. The site contains 6,000 sq m of rentable space and 62 parking spots, and features a terrace and courtyard that users can access. It is also close to two main arterial routes and Politechnika metro station. “Warsaw was one of our first cities we looked at for co-working, but it turned out to be too expensive compared with other European cities,” said Marcin Szewczyk, co-founder of Regus.
Co-working space provider Regus has let about 1,550 sq m of the Polna Corner development in central Warsaw. The site contains 6,000 sq m of rentable space and 62 parking spots, and features a terrace and courtyard that users can access. It is also close to two main arterial routes and Politechnika metro station. Regus, now part of IWG, owns more than 3,200 locations across the globe.