Poland highly attractive for investors - CBRE

Poland is ranked 10th in the latest edition of the EMEA Investor Intentions Survey, compiled by CBRE, a real estate services and investment firm. The report investigates investors' opinions on the most attractive markets for making property investment purchases in 2015.

"The number of declarations to invest in Poland and the CEE countries have slightly dropped. It reflects the situation in the region, which is affected by the Ukrainian crisis. Nonetheless, Warsaw is still in the top 10 most attractive markets for investments. The inflow of capital is still huge and the trends observed in Western Europe are also visible in the region. (...) We see an interest in the top locations, however, regional cities like Kraków or Wrocław are increasingly taken into consideration," said Mike Atwell, head of CEE Capital Market at CBRE. As much as 31 percent of respondents think that the UK is the most attractive market for making property investment purchases. Germany and Spain were both ranked 2nd with 15 percent of votes, followed by France with 10 percent.

Among the most attractive cities, London, Madrid, Paris and Milan take top spots. Warsaw ranked 10th.