Patron Capital, the pan-European real estate investment manager, in partnership with Trei Real Estate, an international developer and asset holder for residential and retail real estate, sold six Polish retail parks to a joint venture between Generali Investments CEE and SCF, for around €110 million.

In a video interview recorded at Future of Real Estate 2026 in Warsaw, Piotr Zając, Managing Partner at Accace Poland, discusses the key trends shaping Poland's real estate market. He explains why investors are increasingly focusing on quality assets, highlights the growing appeal of senior living and other alternative sectors, and shares his view on how regulations are influencing investment decisions.

DSV – Global Transport and Logistics and Panattoni are expanding their partnership at Wrocław Campus 2. The logistics operator has leased an additional 20,000 sqm at the complex in Krzyżowice, near Wrocław, just a few months after commencing operations there.

The office markets of CEE's six largest capitals records resilient demand for high-quality space in 2026, although new development has slowed, tightening supply, according to Colliers.

P3 Logistic Parks, an investor, developer and manager of European logistics properties, has signed two lease agreements at P3 Błonie with a combined area of both contracts totals nearly 11,250 sqm. 

Joint venture partners Immobel and Universale have sold the Central Point office building, in Warsaw's Central Business District, to Lewandpol Property, for €107 million.

Few European capitals have changed as rapidly as Warsaw over the past three decades, yet many believe its biggest transformation still lies ahead. Industry leaders speaking at the closing panel of Future of Real Estate 2026, moderated by Aleksandra Mazzini, argued that the city is entering a new stage of development, driven by technology, talent, infrastructure investment and the evolution of large-scale mixed-use districts. While challenges around planning, regulation and sustainability remain, the long-term outlook for Warsaw was overwhelmingly positive.

General contractor Harden Construction has started building a logistics centre in Sosnowiec for the Raben Group, one of Europe's logistics companies, with completion scheduled for Q1 2027.

7R is developing a logistics centre for Pepco in Barniewice, near Gdańsk. Under a long-term agreement, Pepco Polska has leased more than 51,000 sqm of warehouse space together with office facilities in the project.

Apsys has sold part of its shares in the company owning Posnania, a 100,000 sqm retail and entertainment centre in Poznań, to Trigea, a Czech investment fund specialising in commercial real estate.