Manova Partners achieved a transaction volume of €535 million in 2025, with acquisitions accounting for €225 million and disposals reaching €312 million. The international asset manager sold eight properties, focusing on office and logistics assets in the US, while making acquisitions including the Vibe A office property in Warsaw's City Centre West and a mixed-use development in Silicon Valley.

Echo Group reported strong performance in 2025, focusing on expanding its living business, selling mature commercial assets and developing new projects in Poland's largest cities.

TVM Group has expanded its warehouse footprint in Poland by 10,000 sqm through larger facilities in the Warsaw region (Pruszków) and Poznań (Gądki), plus a new warehouse in Gdańsk, in lease deals brokered by Axi Immo.

MLP Group has handed over a warehouse facility to Sarantis Polska at the MLP Pruszków II logistics park. The new building spans over 24,000 sqm and serves as a distribution centre for domestic and international markets.

Mitiska REIM, the specialist investor in European convenience real estate, has announced the acquisition of Quick Park Mysłowice retail park on behalf of the Merep 3 fund. The project was acquired in partnership with Karuzela Holding, Mitiska Reim's joint venture partner in Poland.

Construction costs and plot acquisition have become the primary concerns for real estate developers in Central Europe in 2026, affecting 27% and 25% of companies respectively, according to a Deloitte report.

Big Poland is developing a retail park in the centre of Dzierżoniów, responding to demand for modern shopping facilities in mid-sized cities. 

Industrial developer Panattoni has announced that Kvadrat Acoustics will occupy 10,000 sqm at Panattoni Park Poznań East II.

Amazon has announced the construction of a modern, 200,000 sqm robotic fulfilment centre (FC) in Dobromierz as the centerpiece of a €5 billion investment in Poland between 2026 and 2028.

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.