Poland's hotel market has entered a phase of stable growth after several years of post-pandemic recovery. More than 2,600 hotels are currently operating in the country, with the number of available beds rising from 321,000 to 334,700 between 2024 and 2025, a 4.3 per cent year-on-year increase. As of March 2026, 263 hotels operated under 58 brands belonging to 17 international chains. "After several years of recovery, the Polish hotel market has entered a phase of stable growth. Demand remains strong, while hotels continue to improve their operating performance. Investor activity is robust, and alongside new projects and the expansion of international brands, the modernisation and repositioning of existing properties are becoming increasingly important," said Katarzyna Tencza, Transaction Director at Walter Herz.

Matexi Polska is entering the final stage of its Splot Wola residential development at ul. Sowińskiego 28 in Warsaw, with more than 75% of the 103 apartments already sold. The project, located in the Odolany and Ulrychów area of the Wola district, comprises flats ranging from two to five rooms, including split-level units with terraces on the top floor. The remaining available units are predominantly two-room apartments.

Developer 7R is launching construction of 7R Park Szczecin South, a logistics and warehouse complex in the south-western part of Szczecin comprising two buildings with a combined area of approximately 29,000 sqm. The first and larger building, exceeding 23,000 sqm, has been fully pre-leased to Procent Poland, a logistics services provider for the e-commerce sector. The second building will offer around 5,000 sqm. Depenbrock Polska has been appointed general contractor, with construction due to start in August 2026 and completion expected in the third quarter of 2027.

UBM Development Czechia has relocated to new offices on Moulíkova Street in Prague 5, near Smíchov railway station, where the company is currently building the Rezidence Na Plzeňce residential project. The move, which took effect on 1 August, marks a return to the district where UBM first established its Czech operations more than 25 years ago.

Redkom Development is preparing to begin construction of a retail park in Kalisz, on Aleja Wojska Polskiego. The project involves a comprehensive redevelopment of the former Tesco hypermarket site, a well-known shopping destination in this part of the city.

Temperature measurements taken during the summer of 2024 and 2026 have demonstrated how vegetation affects surface temperatures in Bratislava during extreme heat events. At the Guthaus residential complex, the green roof recorded an average surface temperature of 49°C at 14:00 when air temperature was 33°C, but areas with growing vegetation on the substrate reached only 39°C. During an August heatwave with air temperatures of 40°C, the same vegetation reached 47°C. "It is still 10 degrees less than an asphalt or paved pavement in the centre of Bratislava," said Miriam Cánik, green space expert at developer CORWIN.

Recorde Forestay High Street Hotel & Residence Real Estate Development Investment Fund and Erste Bank Hungary have signed a credit facility agreement worth approximately €35 million to finance the hotel development of Váci Utca Center in Budapest's 5th District.

Develia has begun construction of Żywiecka Vita, a 12-storey residential building in the Wrzeszcz Dolny district of Gdańsk. Designed by AKO Architekci, the development will deliver 127 apartments ranging from 27 to 114 sqm, spanning studio to four-room layouts. Completion is scheduled for the second quarter of 2028, with prices starting from 15,700 złoty per sqm.

One United Properties (BVB: ONE) recorded total residential transactions of €106.1 million in the first half of 2026, covering sales, pre-sales and reservations across 229 residential and commercial units totalling 25,221 sqm, plus 396 parking and storage spaces. The average contracted selling price reached €3,853 per sqm, up 24% year-on-year, reflecting a shift in demand towards higher-value developments. One Floreasca Sunset was the company's top-selling development during the period, with approximately 73% of its units reserved since sales opened at the end of March 2026.

AFI and Echo Investment have signed a lease for approximately 20,000 sqm across 11 floors of AFI Tower in Warsaw with PwC Polska, described as the largest office leasing transaction in Poland so far this year. PwC will become the anchor tenant of the 150-metre, 40-storey tower and plans to relocate its Warsaw office there in early 2029. The building is the tallest element of the Towarowa22 mixed-use development, which is being delivered by AFI, Echo Investment and Archicom and combines office, residential, retail and leisure uses.