Matexi Polska has received an occupancy permit for the second and final phase of its Sady Żoliborz development in Warsaw, allowing the handover of keys to buyers to begin. A small number of units remain on sale, including two-room and five-room apartments.

GTC has completed the sale of Francuska Office Centre in Katowice. The two six-storey office buildings offer a combined leasable area of 23,000 sqm, making the complex one of the largest office assets in Katowice to change hands in 2026. The property was acquired by BPS Leasing S.A., a wholly owned subsidiary of Bank BPS S.A., acting at the direction of Grupa Opal. The transaction supports GTC's medium-term financial plan, which targets debt reduction, lower financing costs and greater financial flexibility through selective asset disposals.

Poland’s increasingly mature residential market is pushing developers to respond to more demanding buyers and explore new types of projects. Carlos de León, General Manager of Acciona Nieruchomości, discusses expansion beyond Warsaw, the potential of urban regeneration and the challenges created by limited development land and planning constraints.

The Polish Chamber of Commercial Real Estate (PINK) has published figures on the Polish warehouse and industrial market for Q3 2026. The data is sourced from advisory firms active in the commercial real estate sector, including Axi Immo, BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland, CBRE, Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL, Knight Frank, Newmark Poland and Savills, and covers modern warehouse stock, new completions, space under construction, take-up and vacancy.

AXI IMMO has appointed Piotr Kalisz as Head of Warsaw within its Office Advisory division, tasking him with developing the Warsaw tenant representation team and managing key client relationships. The appointment forms part of the company's broader strategy to expand its office advisory operations across Warsaw and regional markets.

Develia has begun construction of the second phase of its Morska Vita residential development in the Leszczynki district of Gdynia, near the Trójmiejski Park Krajobrazowy and the Bay of Gdańsk. The phase brings 168 apartments to the market, ranging from 32 to 112 sqm and laid out across one to five rooms, with completion scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2028. Develia Construction is acting as general contractor, with design by Rebel Concept Sp. z o.o. based on an architectural concept by Maarte.

Poland’s retail market continues to offer opportunities beyond the country’s largest metropolitan areas, particularly in regional cities where modern retail supply remains limited and consumer purchasing power is rising. Paul Kuśmierz, CEO of Master Management Group, discusses the potential of hybrid retail formats, changing consumer expectations, investor appetite for Polish retail and the balance between new development and repositioning existing assets. He also outlines MMG’s plans to expand its development and asset management activities across CEE, with a growing focus on regional retail hubs, institutional partnerships and selected mixed-use projects.

Rutkowski Group has obtained an occupancy permit for the second phase of its Ignatki Forest development in Ignatki-Osiedle, Białystok county, completing the entire project. The scheme comprises a single four-storey building with 121 apartments. Key handovers for second-phase buyers are due to begin in November, with remaining ready-to-move-in units priced from 9,100 złoty per sqm.

Zeitgeist Asset Management has begun converting the office building at Táborská 31 in Prague 4, Nusle, into a student residence with 394 beds. The company, which acquired the 1960s building in 2020, considered a change of use from the outset. The conversion is designed around a circular approach, retaining as many existing materials and structural elements as possible. The architectural concept was developed by studio arkhe D&B s.r.o., with SIS Construction a.s. serving as general contractor. Completion is expected at the end of 2027, with the first residents moving in in February 2028.

NEPI Rockcastle, the owner and operator of shopping centres in Central and Eastern Europe, has outlined plans to grow its property portfolio to approximately €12–13 billion over the next five years. The company presented its investment priorities and expansion strategy at a Capital Markets Day held in Warsaw, where management met investors and industry experts to discuss the direction of retail real estate and the group's growth plans.