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The Krakow property market, like the city of Krakow itself.
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The Krakow property market, like the city of Krakow itself, is continually evolving and the pace of change over the past decade has been particularly quick.
The 'noughties' have seen the arrival in Krakow of third-generation shopping centres such as Galeria Kazimierz on the fringe of the Jewish quarter, Galeria Krakowska next to Krakow Glowny train station and Bonarka City Center to the south of the Stare Pogdorze district. Traditional high street retail in the pedestrianised Old Town on streets such as Florianska, Grodzka and Szewska has obviously been weakened as a side-effect of this phenomenon whilst office tenants, the likes of whom would traditionally have graced stylish tenement houses around Rynek Glowny, have also upped anchor from the dead centre and shifted into purpose-built business parks such as Quattro Business Park and Bonarka for Business (B4B) which offer easier access, larger floorplates and greater flexibility than the historic buildings of the Old Town.
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