Wolf Theiss is expanding in Poland and plans to move to Central Point this autumn (2021). The new building is being constructed in the very centre of the capital, at the only point where the capital's two metro lines intersect. It is one of the most prominent flagship investments currently under construction by Immobel in Poland, and designates a new, ultimate landmark commercial address, not just in the very heart of the business district but also of Warsaw city as a whole.
Our team is doing extremely well working in remote mode. The current situation only confirms that building a law firm in accordance with the concept of a flexible work environment combined with very high team motivation was a perfect solution, resulting in an efficient and seamless service for our clients. Nevertheless, the team is growing ever-stronger, so we were happy to make the forward-looking decision to move our location in order to accommodate this expansion. This is a decision for the next few years, and hopefully it will coincide neatly with the return to pre-pandemic office work when that time comes,
says Tomasz Stasiak, co-managing partner of Wolf Theiss in Poland.
Central Point offers boutique and tailor-made office space located in Warsaw’s city centre. Because of the building’s design and location, we are convinced that Central Point is ideal for Wolf Theiss’ office space. It will be the perfect place for their headquarters in Poland as well as for the firm's business development in one of the most attractive areas in Warsaw,
says Marzena Zielonka, Director at Office Agency of JLL, the agent responsible for the commercialisation process of Central Point.
A prestigious location is important in the legal sector. As Wolf Theiss is placing a large amount of emphasis on employee experience, the fourth floor will feature an outdoor terrace with a view of the Palace of Culture and Science, the Old Town and the Saxon Garden. The law firm is moving its office after 10 years. We secured satisfactory commercial terms for our client during lease negotiations,
says Łukasz Dreger, Senior Associate at the Office Department of Cresa Poland, who assisted Wolf Theiss in the lease transaction.
It is not just an increase in space size, but a genuinely symbolic step toward the very centre, where business is booming. This new high-class building will be arranged according to our needs, will meet our expectations of tomorrow, and will allow our team to work and serve our clients in even more comfortable conditions, in the very business heart of Warsaw. We would like the opening of the office this autumn to take place at a time that will allow us to enjoy this space by both the whole team and our clients,
Peter Daszkowski, co-managing partner of Wolf Theiss in Poland.
