Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) has chosen the Wita mixed-use project in Kraków as the headquarters for its Polish operations. The company will occupy the entire office building C, offering approximately 13,300 sqm of modern Class A space.

Resi4Rent has completed the sale of 18 residential rental projects to Vantage Development, part of TAG Immobilien Group, for PLN 2.437 billion (approximately €575 million). The transaction represents the largest deal recorded in Poland's institutional Private Rented Sector (PRS) and includes 5,322 units across Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Gdańsk, Łódź and Poznań.

Studentspace, a student housing platform, has secured PLN 215.8 million (approximately €50 million) in financing from PKO Bank Polski. The financing will support the development of two Studentspace projects in Warsaw, including the investment at Wołoska Street, which together will deliver approximately 1,100 student beds.

Echo Investment has signed an agreement for the sale of the Brain Park B building in Kraków to Polish Sando Office for approximately €40.3 million.

Echo Investment marks 30 years since its debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, a milestone in the company’s transformation from a local newspaper publisher in Kielce into one of Poland’s largest real estate developers. Today, it is the only Poland-based company with such extensive experience across three demanding property sectors: office, retail and residential. It is also the core development brand of the Echo Group, established in 2025, reflecting the organisation’s ability to respond to changing market conditions. Entering its fourth decade, the company is focusing on diversification, sustainable growth and large-scale urban projects.

High market fragmentation, rising land costs, the need to rapidly scale operations, and succession issues in companies mean the Polish residential market will face a wave of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the coming years, according to a report by JLL Living and Crido.

International capital is once again showing a stronger interest in Polish commercial real estate. Recent transactions completed by Echo Investment highlight how investors are reassessing pricing, income stability and long-term growth prospects in the market. In this interview, Judyta Sawicka, Head of Investment at Echo Investment, discusses what is driving buyer demand today, how the company decides when to monetise mature assets and why capital recycling into living and mixed-use developments is becoming central to Echo Group’s strategy.

Echo Investment has signed a final agreement for the sale of the Brain Park A office building, spanning 14,000 sqm, in Kraków to the SCPI Transitions Europe fund, managed by Arkéa Real Estate Investment Management. 

Baltic investors are becoming increasingly active in the Polish real estate market, reflecting a search for larger and more liquid investment environments than those available in their home markets. At the same time, pricing expectations, liquidity conditions and asset management opportunities in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania continue to shape how investors approach expansion and portfolio allocation across the region. Property Forum reports from the Nordic Real Estate Forum 2026, organised in Tallinn.

Echo Investment has signed a sale agreement for Brain Park C building. The latest phase of the Kraków-based office complex will be acquired by Greenstone Asset Management, a private equity and investment firm. The building provides 13,700 sqm of GLA and has an BREEAM rating.