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Review Report REVIEW INDEX OVER AND OUT I 4 IN NUMBERS THE YEAR IN REVIEW MEET THE JURY I 7 6m+ THE 2019 CEEQA JURY GLOBAL REACH CEEQA 2019 IN PICTURES I 9 JURY DINNER, AWARD WINNERS, THE PARTY & THE PEOPLE 50k SECTOR REACH THE ENTERTAINERS I 13 BOOMTOWN RATS, ME MYSELF AND I, ELECTRIC GIRLS, DJ TRENT, HYPNO & FRESH, MIMELLO 1,140 CEEQA INSIGHTS I 15 LITRES CHAMPAGNE & WINE AI MEETS CRE DELOITTE PREDICTIONS I 18 871 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT IN REAL ESTATE I 26 GALA GUESTS PAWEL DĘMBOWSKI GRAND AWARDS I 27 577 BUILDING AWARDS I 33 ENTRIES COMPANY AWARDS I 36 AGENT AWARDS I 39 229 SHORT LISTED NOMINEES ZOOKEEPER’S VILLA I 40 THE JAN & ANTONINA ZABINSKI FOUNDATION JURY BIOS I 43 23 WINNERS 35 JURORS 21 ENTERTAINERS 1 BOOMTOWN RATS THERE’S ONLY ONE CEEQA GALA AT THE CENTER OF WHAT’S NEXT 2019033825_PA_Immobilien_CEE_Wars_Sawa_EN_CEEQA_140x220_39L Wars Sawa Junior Retail Poland PHOTOGRAPH BY RAFAŁ NOWAK RAFAŁ BY PHOTOGRAPH OVER AND OUT Warsaw Spire Florence Office Galeria The Park Warsaw Nova Karolina Center Sloneczna NO STEPS BACKWARDS. Office Office Retail Office Retail Poland Czech Republic Poland Poland Czech Republic That’s the CEEQA motto, examining each element of the awards process and event But we like to pack up tents always Higher returns through bespoke solutions. delivery mix with a view to improving thinking this one was the best, thankfully each small piece of the jigsaw, and the overwhelming feedback is that it was. In the real estate business, we are the experts for your bespoke financing thereby hopefully the overall platform Job done, market successes recognised, solutions. Our solutions are finely tuned to your needs and encompass a com- and market value proposition. Boomtown Rats come and gone – wow, prehensive spectrum of services. As your partner in national and international that was something – and all the other markets, we give your project the drive it needs to succeed – competently, It’s difficult to say which was the most sound and vision experiences, and of reliably and over the long-term. successful CEEQA ever, because each course few people who were there will one is so very different. Like snowflakes, forget the story of the zookeeper’s villa present for an instant then melted away, and the soft launch of the Jan & Antonina Values with impact. leaving an imprint of different messages Zabinski Foundation. and memories, and little white statues scattered around the market place. Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell. 2019033825_PA_Immobilien_CEE_Wars_Sawa_EN_CEEQA_140x220_39L.indd 1 20.03.19 13:49 OUR CEE TEAM IS ALWAYS BEHIND OUR CLIENTS CAPITAL MARKETS OFFICE EUR 5.5 BILLION 815 000 sq m volume of investment transactions leased RETAIL INDUSTRIAL 350 000 sq m 1 080 000 sq m leased leased PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES 5 500 000 sq m 2 000 000 sq m under management technical due diligence THANK YOU For those of you that don’t know the Keith to our Clients and Friends Waterhouse play, Jeffrey Bernard was a famous louche around Soho in London for the most part of the 20th Century, best known for his “Low Life” column in Jeffrey Bernard was best known for his Spectator the Spectator magazine described as column Low Life, described by Jonathan Meades Paweł Dębowski a “suicide note in weekly instalments”. awarded CEEQA ‘Lifetime The magazine would frequently carry a as a “suicide note in weekly instalments”, one-line apology on a blank page when which ran in the 1970s. Achievement in Real Estate’ he was too drunk or hungover to produce the required copy and a substitute article could not be found before the deadline for publication. Dentons awarded CEEQA ‘Legal & Financial Don’t be alarmed. I’m neither drunk nor hungover as I write, but I have been a Consulting Firm of the Year’ little unwell of late, which only added to the pressure and workload of getting for nine consecutive years CEEQA over the line this year, and inevitable relapse. The doctors weren’t very understanding. All of which is simply to say that my intro to this year’s Review is more abbreviated than usual, as Richard Hallward is unwell. But there are plenty of stories Navigate the world and pictures and insights and results in this issue to paint the picture, and all with REal market leaders participants and collaborators will know we’re grateful for their participation and revel in their successes, and we hit all our marks. Future plans and dates to be announced shortly. And if any company still wants to join the group of founding sponsors of the Jan & Dentons. The world’s largest global elite law firm. Antonina Zabinski Foundation please do contact me, you know where to find me. This is more important than my health, please see p. 40 for info. www.dentons.com Thank you for your understanding. Richard Hallward © 2019 Dentons. Dentons is a global legal practice providing client services worldwide through its member firms and affiliates. This Founder and CEO publication is not designed to provide legal or other advice and you should not take, or refrain from taking, action based on its content. Please see dentons.com for Legal Notices. CSBrand-17260-Real Estate ad_CEE Quality Awards post event guidebook — 03/06/2019 REVIEW short list and eventual winners through a rigorous THE ENTRIES FOR THE CEEQA AWARDS procedure closely monitored by Deloitte. ARE JUDGED BY A GROUP OF THE MOST EXPERIENCED AND INFLUENTIAL JUDGING FROM EXPERIENCE The year’s judges were selected to ensure OPERATORS ACROSS THE CEE AND balanced geographical and segmental market SEE PROPERTY MARKETS. coverage in collaboration with the CEEQA Agent Partners group of international agents comprising BNP Paribas, CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL and Savills. his year’s jury panelists were memorably Once the jury was selected they were asked to distracted ahead of the final round of make their nominations for the year’s awards in all judging at the CEEQA Jury Dinner when categories, the nominees were then invited to submit band members of the Boomtown Rats an entry form. descended on the pre-dinner reception, then All entry forms were reviewed and scored in an Tproceeded to work the room like seasoned business online voting process (first round of voting) to provide professionals. The band was in town preparing to lead the awards short list. The winners in each category the entertainment at the CEEQA Gala the following were selected from the short list at a meeting of the evening, their visit giving the judges a lift before the jury on 14th May, the day before the CEEQA Gala (final serious work of selecting this year’s winners got voting round). All voting and results were kept strictly under way. The integrity of the CEEQA judging process, confidential prior to the announcement at the CEEQA from selection of the jury to the final results, is vital Gala. to the unique esteem and market value in which The annual CEEQA Gala attracts 900 of the sector’s the awards are held. Each year, a panel of judges is most influential business leaders and decision selected from senior management representatives of makers in commercial real estate investment from market leading companies active in the sector who more than 50 countries and is the sector’s flagship are charged with nominating candidates in 23 award annual gathering. categories, before inviting them to submit entry forms. Our gratitude to the members of the 2019 CEEQA The jury then assesses all the entries to decide on the Jury.> JURY MEMBERS INDUSTRY Ioana Niculeasa, Rafał Nowicki, Erik Drukker, OPERATORS Head of Real Estate, CEO Poland & Russia, Managing Director NNDKP Apollo Rida Central and Eastern Europe, Arkadiusz Rudzki, Kirsten Felden, Richard BNP Paribas Managing Senior Investment Wilkinson, Real Estate Director Poland, Manager Chief Financial Officer, Skanska Commercial for CEE Region, CTP Jonathan Hallett, Development Europe Union Investment (MRICS) Executive Real Estate Robert Dobrzycki, Partner, Arvi Luoma, Chief Executive Officer Head of Central Managing Director, Liad Barzilai, Europe, & Eastern Europe, Head of European Group CEO, Panattoni Europe Cushman & Wakefield Investments, Atrium European W. P. Carey Real Estate Tomasz Stasiak, Marcin Partner, Klammer, David Yearn, Mark Rea, Wolf Theiss Chief Executive Business Managing Partner, Officer for Central Development Sentient Victor and Eastern Europe, Manager CEE, Constantinescu, BNP Paribas First Title Martin Erbe, Partner, Head of Real Real Estate Head of International Estate SEE, Dieter Knittel, Real Estate Finance Kinstellar Mike Atwell, Head of International Continental Europe, Lead Director Capital Real Estate Finance Helaba Vladimir Bolek, Markets CEE, for Central Member of the Board, JLL and Eastern Europe, Nicklas Lindberg, IAD Investments PBB Deutsche CEO, Richard Pfandbriefbank Echo Investment Curran, (MRICS) Managing Evan Lazar, Peter AGENT Director Co-Chairman, Heckelsmueller, & STRATEGIC Czech Republic, Global Real Estate, Head of Acquisition PARTNERS CBRE Dentons CEE, Deka Immobilien Tina Paillet, Ferdinand Ben Maudling, (MRICS) Chair Baggeroer, Peter Morris, CEO Czech Republic of the Board, Europe, Board Member, Owner & Managing & Slovakia, RICS cmT Director, Gage Partners Savills Tomasz Buras, Gijs Klomp, Peter Szamely, Charles Taylor, CEO Poland, Investment Director, (MRICS) Head Managing Partner Poland, Savills NEPI Rockcastle of CEE & SEE, Cushman & Wakefield Hypo Noe Tomasz Trzósło, Ian Booth, Daniel Bienias, Managing Director Partner, Head of Petr Panek, (MRICS) Managing Central & Eastern Poland, BuroHappold Head of CEE Real Estate, Director Poland, Europe, Engineering White & Case CBRE JLL *See pages 43-47 for more information about CEEQA 2019 jurors REVIEW IN PICTURES 2019 JURY DINNER & FINAL JUDGING ROUND, Raffles Europejski Warsaw REVIEW IN PICTURES 2019 GALA - THE WINNERS, THE DINNER, THE PARTY, THE PEOPLE Minska 65, Warsaw REVIEW IN PICTURES 2019 GALA - THE WINNERS, THE DINNER, THE PARTY, THE PEOPLE Minska 65, Warsaw REVIEW IN PICTURES 2019 GALA - THE WINNERS, THE DINNER, THE PARTY, THE PEOPLE Minska 65, Warsaw REVIEW Rats in Town! 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