Poland’s investment land market is evolving as developers increasingly prefer ready-to-build projects and PRS developments rather than undeveloped land. This shift reflects growing legal uncertainty and stricter regulations, which can make obtaining building permits take up to five years. Prepared sites reduce risk and allow faster project execution. The residential sector, especially the private rental sector (PRS), is attracting strong investor interest. Private capital and family offices are increasingly buying entire buildings or development-ready plots for institutional rental projects, filling the gap between large funds and individual landlords. Successful projects are typically located in well-connected areas with access to public transport and everyday services.

Lower interest rates are also supporting the expansion of Poland’s growing PRS market.

(propertynews.pl)


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