As much as €50 bln invested in commercial real estate in Poland in 10 years

In Poland, commercial real estate has attracted foreign investors' attention for years. Over the last decade, every year, the value of investments could be counted in billions of euros. Only the share of individual sectors in the total value of invested amounts and the regions from which they flowed changed. From 2012 to 2022, more than €50 billion was invested in commercial real estate in our country, according to the CBRE analysis. Nearly half of this amount came from Europe, and until 2020 the most significant interest of investors enjoyed offices and commercial buildings. Warehouses have taken the lead in recent years (2020-2021). 

"In the last decade, Polish commercial real estate experienced a boom. The increase in the value of investments has slowed somewhat in unrest, but we expect a return to growth in the long term. Since 2012, investments have exceeded €50 billion, or over PLN 200 billion. Investors from Europe were constantly present in our country. The capital also flowed from other regions, e.g., North America and Asia. For years, offices and commercial real estate attracted attention primarily to individual market sectors. It was not until 2020 that warehouses began to take the lead, and this trend continued in 2021," Przemysław Felicki, director in the capital markets department at CBRE, said.

(WBJ)