Iglotex, one of Poland's producers and distributors of frozen food, has leased 9,260 sqm of space at P3 Błonie under a five-year contract.

Industrial developer 7R has allocated 96% of net proceeds from its green bond issuances to financing seven projects within the green buildings category, according to its newly published Green Bond Allocation and Impact Report. 

Wrocław's office market achieved a record leasing volume of nearly 180,000 sqm in 2025, according to a new report by advisory firm Savills. Despite this demand, the city faces a high vacancy rate of 19.9% and an almost complete halt in new supply, leading to clear polarisation in rental rates.

LivUp has begun revitalising the tenement house at 8 Moniuszki Street in Warsaw, where the famous Café Adria once operated. The project involves reconstructing, extending and converting the building from office and service use to residential use.

Skanska Commercial Development Europe has received an occupancy permit for Studio A, the second phase of its Studio office complex in Warsaw. By the end of 2025, the building had already leased over 20,000 sqm of space.

P3 Logistic Parks has acquired a 19.2-hectare plot in Gliwice and plans to build P3 Gliwice Logistics Park with nearly 100,000 sqm of space, including 94,000 sqm of warehouse space and 4,700 sqm of office space.

Nearly half of international retail brands are set to expand their physical store networks across CEE, signaling a robust confidence in brick-and-mortar locations despite broader economic shifts, according to the CEE Retail Occupier Survey recently released by CBRE.

MLP Group has kicked off the development of MLP Business Park Poznan complex, comprising three office and warehouse facilities with a combined leasable area of 14,000 sqm.

In a video interview recorded at CEE Property Investment Update 2026 in Warsaw, Georg Blaschke, Head of Real Estate Finance CEE & Benelux at Helaba, shares his perspective on how banks are reassessing property risk, the outlook for lending conditions and which sectors continue to attract financing in Poland.

Poland's property investment market recorded €4.5 billion in transaction volume during 2025, representing a 13% year-on-year decline. Despite the lower total, the market demonstrated stability with 151 transactions completed, broadly in line with the previous year's 154 deals, according to a report by Avison Young.