News Article Poland PRS Resi4Rent residential Wroclaw

by Property Forum | Residential

Resi4Rent has completed construction of its latest subscription-based rental housing development in Wrocław. Located on Grabiszyńska Street in the city’s Fabryczna district, the project adds 1653 units to the operator’s total offering in Wrocław.


This is the sixth Wrocław-based project by Resi4Rent, Poland’s largest PRS (Private Rented Sector) platform, which continues to expand in the country’s six major regional cities. The company delivered two other projects in Wrocław in 2024 alone.

“Wrocław is our second most important market after Warsaw, with growing demand for flexible rental options. Our service appeals to those looking for alternatives to homeownership, especially younger residents who value convenience, community, and urban lifestyle,” said Sławomir Imianowski, CEO of Resi4Rent.

The new development consists of three buildings offering four apartment types – from studios to family-sized units – all furnished, equipped with household appliances, and including Wi-Fi access. Ground-floor retail will include a Żabka store and a bakery. Additional amenities include a courtyard, terraces on upper floors, and underground parking.

Located 100 metres from tram and bus stops and near Wrocław Main Station, the estate offers easy access to both the city centre and recreational areas like Grabiszyński Park. Nearby services include healthcare facilities and shopping centres.

Resi4Rent’s rental model includes access to common areas, maintenance, building security, an app for managing payments, and participation in community events. The company reports an average occupancy rate of 98%.

“Our developments are designed for modern urban living, with a focus on building diverse communities. Residents appreciate both the flexibility and the support that comes with our offering,” said Alicja Kościesza, Sales and Marketing Director at Resi4Rent.

Resi4Rent is jointly owned by Echo Investment (30%) and an international fund represented by Griffin Capital Partners (70%).