Poland has transformed former industrial sites across six cities into some of Europe's most compelling mixed-use destinations, marking the country's evolution from economic catch-up to urban innovation leader, according to a new Urban Land Institute (ULI) report.

BPI Real Estate Poland and Speedwell have launched Gedania Riverside Living, a 10-year development in Gdańsk's historic Polski Hak district. 

LemonTree has begun construction of its third project in Szczecin – Westside Szczecin Nxt. The new complex will offer 39,600 sqm of warehouse, service and office space, with approximately 30% already leased to a leading logistics operator in Poland.

At the end of Q1 2026, total office stock in the eight Polish regional markets reached 6.76 million sqm, according to The Polish Chamber of Commercial Real Estate (Pink).

Polish developer Ekopark has announced plans to expand into three new markets. The company will enter Katowice, Łódź and Warsaw whilst continuing 13 ongoing projects in Kraków.

Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, has extended its lease for nearly 21,500 sqm of office space in the Warsaw Spire B building. The agency will remain in the Warsaw office complex for another three years, making it the largest tenant in CA Immo's Polish portfolio.

Virako has finalised the sale of a majority stake in the special purpose vehicle owning the Monopolis mixed-use complex in Łódź, marking a new phase in the lifecycle of one of Poland’s best-known redevelopment projects.

Czech investment group SCF and its partners have completed the acquisition of Jantar shopping centre in Słupsk, Poland, the largest retail centre in central Pomerania with 44,000 sqm of leasable area. The seller was global real estate investment manager CBRE Investment Management (IM).

MLP Group achieved 186% year-on-year record growth in contract values during Q1 2026 while significantly expanding its leased space.

Liquidity constraints, evolving capital structures and growing ESG scrutiny are redefining how investors operate across CEE, according to Wolf Theiss Co-Managing Partner Tomasz Stasiak. In an interview with Property Forum, he highlights a more selective approach to distressed assets, the rising role of local capital and the increasing importance of operational and regulatory considerations in shaping investment decisions.