强大的城市：城市吸引力，办公楼市场，人力资源趋势

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - No information provided in the given content. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The Tricity in Poland is a key and mature office market, with stable demand and limited new supply leading to a significant decline in vacancy rates [13]. - The Polish energy labor market is accelerating, with strong demand for experts in renewable energy and offshore wind power, but there is a skills gap due to the education system not keeping up with the energy transition [18][25]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 City Attractiveness and Investment Potential - The Tricity (Gdańsk, Gdynia, and Pomerania Province) is highly attractive, with a population of ~760,000 in 2025 and a projected 1.58 million in 2030. It ranks high in various categories such as business - friendliness and economic development [5]. - Investment Pomerania is a regional initiative that provides free support to foreign and domestic investors for business establishment in the Pomerania region, aiming at economic revitalization [6]. - There are economic incentives like employment subsidies, corporate income tax exemptions, and government cash grants for employment and investment [7][8]. 3.2 Office Market - The Tricity office market has a total inventory of over 1 million square meters, with 75% in Gdańsk, 22% in Gdynia, and 3% in Sopot. New supply has been decreasing, and in 2025, no new office buildings were completed. There are currently about 24,000 square meters under construction [13]. - In 2025, the leased office area was nearly 114,000 square meters (a 2% year - on - year decrease). Logistics had the highest demand, accounting for 26% of the total leased area. Reorganization negotiations accounted for 47% of lease activities, new leases 44%, expansion 7%, and owner - occupied transactions 2%. - As of Q4 2025, the vacancy rate was 11.9%, the third - lowest among regional cities. Gdańsk and Sopot had the lowest vacancy rates at 8.5% and 8.6% respectively, while Gdynia's was 23.7%. Stable demand and limited supply are expected to support a gradual decline in vacancy rates [13]. - Rent levels in the Tricity remained stable at €11.00 - 16.00 per square meter per month, and service fees were PLN 18.00 - 31.00 per square meter per month [13]. 3.3 Labor Market - The Polish energy labor market is undergoing rapid transformation. The demand for high - quality professionals in renewable energy, energy storage, and offshore projects is strong, and it is a candidate - driven market for those with unique skills and project experience [18]. - Engineers such as installation designers, grid connection experts, and automation engineers are in high demand, with salaries ranging from about PLN 14,000 - 15,000 (gross income) to PLN 19,000 - 21,000 for senior positions in Warsaw. Grid managers can earn over PLN 20,000, with top salaries reaching PLN 35,000 [18]. - The education system in Poland has not kept up with the energy transition, resulting in a skills gap. There is a shortage of professionals, especially for offshore wind projects, and it is difficult to find universities that prepare students for internships in this field outside certain cities [25].