Polish investment market gaining momentum
Poland’s real estate investment market is gaining momentum, with transaction volume expected to rise by as much as 50% y/y in 2026, according to Savills Poland. Retail, office, logistics and industrial properties now account for broadly similar shares of activity, while housing, senior housing and self-storage are attracting growing interest. Polish investors currently represent 20–30% of capital, supported by increasing participation from Central and Eastern Europe. Buyers are focusing on assets that provide stable, long-term rental income, including retail properties and industrial sale-and-leaseback deals.
Warsaw leads office investment, although regional cities are also gaining momentum. Geopolitical concerns continue to deter some US and Australian investors, but their capital could return if regional tensions ease.