Warsaw climbs investment ranks
Warsaw has secured a place on Europe’s investment podium, ranking third among the most attractive cities for real estate investors in 2026. In the latest survey by CBRE, the Polish capital trailed only London and Madrid, while moving ahead of Paris, Barcelona, Milan and other established markets.
The results, drawn from investor expectations of total property returns outside their home countries, underline Warsaw’s growing appeal beyond Central and Eastern Europe. Analysts point to stable macroeconomic conditions, solid growth forecasts, healthy rental demand and achievable yields as key drivers.
The city’s rise also mirrors Poland’s broader performance. The country retained third place in the national ranking for the third consecutive year, confirming its status as the region’s largest and most resilient economy.
Across Europe, Spain was identified as the most promising market for 2026, followed by the UK and Poland, with investors attracted to strong fundamentals and room for further price growth.