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.

Alimentation Couche-Tard has announced a voluntary tender offer to acquire all issued and outstanding shares of Żabka Group, Poland's largest convenience retailer listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The offer, to be made through its wholly owned subsidiary Circle K Polska sp. z.o.o., is priced at PLN 32.00 (equivalent of US$8.48) per share, representing a total equity value of approximately PLN 32.62 billion (equivalent of US$8.6 billion). The transaction, which Couche-Tard describes as the largest in its history, is expected to complete no later than December 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.

Warsaw's office market gained momentum in the first half of 2026, with total take-up reaching 420,000 sqm, a 38% year-on-year increase, according to AXI IMMO's report "Office Market in Warsaw H1 2026". Net take-up amounted to 220,000 sqm, with the second quarter seeing a surge in large transactions that nearly doubled leasing volumes compared with the same period a year earlier. The most active occupiers came from the business services, financial services and IT sectors. Notable deals included Frontex's renewal of 21,500 sqm at Warsaw Spire B, Visa Europe's new lease of 17,300 sqm at The Bridge, and Poczta Polska's renewal of 17,000 sqm at Domaniewska Office Hub.

Resi Capital by Cavatina has recorded sales of more than 250 million złoty across 122 apartments at Liberty Tower, a 140-metre residential tower under construction on Grzybowska Street in central Warsaw, within six months of the project launching in February 2026. The pace of sales, exceeding 20 units per month, places the scheme among the fastest-selling residential projects in the premium segment in Poland. The building comprises 43 above-ground floors and 587 apartments ranging from 26 to 120 sqm, with completion scheduled for 2029.

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.

Polish residential developer Develia spent close to 174 million złoty on land acquisitions in the first half of 2026, securing plots for more than 1,600 homes in the Warsaw Metropolitan Area and Katowice. The seven purchases included sites in Białołęka for over 370 units, Bemowo for around 120 units, Pruszków for over 360 units, and a student residence of 360 rooms on Bielany. A plot in Katowice carries capacity for nearly 450 homes. Despite the pace of new project launches, the company's land bank stands at approximately 16,000 units.

Apsys has completed the acquisition of 3 Stawy Shopping Centre in Katowice from a fund managed by Union Investment. The retail property offers 38,600 sqm of gross leasable area and recorded an occupancy rate of 97.1% at the end of May 2026. Dentons acted as legal counsel and PwC as financial adviser to Apsys throughout the transaction.

BIG Poland has acquired Grodzisk Sfera Park, an 11,000 sqm GLA retail park in Grodzisk Mazowiecki, located approximately 30 km west of Warsaw. The property becomes the company's 13th retail park in Poland and its second in the Mazowieckie voivodeship, alongside BIG Łubna. The acquisition brings BIG Poland's total portfolio to nearly 258,000 sqm GLA. Rebranding and reopening under the BIG brand are planned for late summer.

Hungary-based investor Appeninn Nyrt. has completed the acquisition of a retail portfolio from Polish company Dekada S.A., comprising eleven commercial properties across Poland with a combined leasable area of approximately 53,000 sqm. The portfolio consists of seven retail parks and four shopping centres located in Brodnica, Ciechanów, Grojec, Kraków, Myślenice, Olsztyn, Nowy Targ, Malbork, Sieradz, Skierniewice and Żyrardów. The transaction, valued at over €100 million, was financed through a combination of Appeninn's own funds and debt financing from Austria's Erste Group Bank AG. The exact purchase price has not been disclosed.

Eika Real Estate Fund (EREF), managed by Eika Asset Management, has acquired its first office property in Poland, the Komandorska 12 business centre in Wrocław. The move expands the fund's commercial real estate portfolio across Central and Eastern Europe.