In provincial capitals, apartment prices have increased by an average of 14.5% over the past year. This rate applies to both new apartments and those from the secondary market. At the same time, the cheapest insurance policies for residents declaring residence in a provincial capital dropped to 300 PLN for an annual policy. In terms…
The residential real estate market in Poland is undergoing dynamic changes; however, investment apartments remain an attractive form of portfolio diversification and a means of capital preservation. A conscious approach to investment is becoming key—both in terms of location and type of property. For many investors, regional markets—where apartment prices are still significantly lower than…
The growing wealth of Polish citizens, inflation, and the interest of foreign investors are driving dynamic growth in Poland’s premium real estate market. Luxury apartments are becoming not only a symbol of prestige but also an alternative form of capital investment. But is this the right time to invest, given that supply is increasing and…
In Poland, the concept of luxury is no longer seen as an unattainable status symbol reserved for the elite. Increasingly, it’s becoming a conscious choice—a way to feel special and comfortable. It spans multiple areas: from luxury cars to art and fashion, and, of course, real estate. The latter is still considered a must-have investment,…
Warsaw, with a rapid 83% increase in millionaires over the past decade, ranks 13th globally for the fastest-growing wealth hubs, positioning the Polish capital as a rising star in global wealth. Poland’s geographic location at the very heart of Europe is now one of the country’s greatest assets. Poland—safe, stable, and experiencing massive economic growth—is…
Poland’s housing market is undergoing a remarkable transformation, offering a unique blend of affordability, modernity, and investment potential. As the country continues its upward trajectory, 2025 presents an opportune moment to delve into its dynamic residential landscape. From comparisons with European counterparts to the burgeoning private rental sector (PRS) and a growing luxury market, Poland’s…
State entities are gradually increasing their impact on the development of Poland’s office sector In the upcoming years, administrative institutions and state-owned companies will actively influence the evolution of the national office market—not only through leasing office space. The State Treasury will play a significant role as a key player in the investment sphere by…
A study released in August by Deloitte found that the average mortgage interest rate in Poland is 8.06%. By comparison, homeowners in Croatia, Slovenia, and Slovakia, all eurozone members, are paying under 4%. The cash for mortgage subsidies earmarked in the 2025 budget for first-time buyers will now be redirected to areas devastated by Storm…
Real estate advisory firm Savills has presented a preliminary summary of 2023 for the commercial property market in Poland and predicts key trends going forward. Geopolitical and economic factors and financial market instability still have a significant impact on the real estate landscape and are expected to continue to shape it in the near future,…
Most sectors of the real estate market remain stable despite unfavorable external factors. According to the latest EY report “Guide to the Polish real estate market 2023,” the war in Ukraine and the lingering economic effects of the pandemic have not shaken most sectors of the real estate market, with the exception of the residential…
Poland: strong and stable – this was the motto of the Polish delegation during MIPIM 2023. Polish cities and the Polish Investment and Trade Agency presented the country’s investment offer to attract international investors from the real estate industry. MIPIM continues to be the major international event for industry professionals from around the world to…
Jan Pawlik – Workplace Management Director at ISS Facility Services Polska. The process of returning to offices has begun. Most likely, very few companies have decided to remain working remotely and very few want to return to their offices for an entire 5-day workweek. A hybrid model appears to dominate. How do employers – office…
