"After more than two decades at our current location in Warsaw, we have decided to relocate our office to a place that more fully reflects the scale and direction of PwC Poland's growth. The new headquarters will also better embody the modern working models we are creating for our people," said Bihi Abdiweli-Aden, I&P Director at PwC Poland.

AFI Tower is under construction in Warsaw's central business district, a two-minute walk from Rondo Daszyńskiego metro station. The 40-storey building will offer over 50,000 sqm of office space and features terraces at almost every floor, a sky garden on the 23rd floor, more than 300 bicycle spaces with locker rooms and showers, and an underground car park. Its stepped facade is designed as a reference to the former Dom Słowa Polskiego printing house that previously occupied the site. Construction is on schedule, with completion planned for the second half of 2028.

"We are proud that PwC has chosen AFI Tower for its new headquarters in Poland. This record lease of 20,000 sqm is a significant milestone and a clear sign that future-proof workspaces continue to attract major international occupiers," said Michał Żelski, Leasing & Asset Director at Echo Investment. Grzegorz Jamroziak, Asset Management Director at AFI Poland, added that "user comfort and wellbeing are the foundation of the Towarowa22 concept, designed in line with the highest ESG standards."

AFI Tower is targeting BREEAM Outstanding, WELL Health & Safety, WiredScore Platinum and SmartCore certifications. AFI holds a 70% stake in the Towarowa22 project, which it describes as one of the largest mixed-use developments in Central and Eastern Europe. PwC's Polish entities employ more than 7,000 people across offices in seven cities.