The latest edition of our Real Estate View study series highlights current developments in the Polish real estate market. The findings point to a market environment that remains dynamic, increasingly shaped by quality, selective demand, and structural trends.
Robust fundamentals and rising market activity
Poland remains one of Europe’s fastest-growing economies in 2026. Stable demand and solid fundamentals continue to support positive market performance. At the beginning of the year, the investment market showed a noticeable recovery, with investors focusing primarily on high-quality core assets in prime locations.
Quality and selectivity shaping all asset classes
Across all asset classes, a clear shift towards quality is evident:
- Office: Demand is increasingly focused on modern, ESG-compliant space (“flight to quality”)
- Logistics: Structural drivers such as nearshoring and e-commerce are sustaining demand and strengthening Poland’s position as a logistics hub
- Retail: Retail parks are gaining importance, while shopping centres are increasingly being adapted and repositioned
- Residential: The BTR sector offers significant growth potential due to a pronounced supply shortage
Attractive environment despite uncertainties
Despite geopolitical risks, the Polish real estate market continues to demonstrate resilience. While investors are acting more selectively, they still find attractive investment opportunities in a market supported by strong fundamentals and structural growth.