Poland is one of the most liquid commercial property markets in Europe

Poland has been ranked sixth in terms of liquidity on the European commercial property market (6,7 percent), a drop from second position in 2013, according to real estate company DTZ.  The liquidity ranking of the European commercial real estate markets in 2014 reflects the ease with which an investor can enter and exit a particular market. This fall in the ranking is due to an increase in investments in other markets in comparison with the amount of stock available in a given market. Poland is also ranked fifth in Europe in terms of liquidity over the last ten years, with liquidity averaging over 6 percent. Sweden is currently at the top of this table, with 9 percent liquidity over the past decade. For the second consecutive year, the United Kingdom has been the most liquid market in Europe (11,3 percent compared with the European average at the level of 5,6 percent), followed by Sweden (9,4 percent) and Finland (7,7 percent).