EPP, Poland's largest retail asset manager, has secured a €323.9 million loan to refinance existing debt on its shopping centre portfolio. The financing covers four retail assets: King Cross Marcelin in Poznań, two assets in Szczecin (Galaxy and Outlet Park), and Pasaż Grunwaldzki in Wrocław.

The institutional private rented sector (PRS) is becoming an important part of the Polish residential market, recording supply growth and attracting both domestic and international capital, according to a report by BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland.

Apsys Polska has kicked off the regeneration of a post-industrial site in central Wrocław with two residential projects - Nowa Stawowa and Ogrody Staromiejskie. Construction work began in early 2026, with completion planned for Q4 2027.

Panattoni has secured another tenant for its development in Lower Silesia – Wrocław Campus 2. Sellpy, a digital platform for secondhand and other products, will launch a distribution warehouse in Wrocław, occupying approximately 38,000 sqm.

Office markets outside Warsaw achieved record gross leasing volume of 773,000 sqm in 2025, despite developers delivering the lowest new supply in two decades. The dominance of lease renewals signals tenants' preference to stay in current locations rather than relocate.

Take-up for office space in Poland's largest regional cities reached 770,000 sqm in 2025, while new supply dropped to a record-low 20,000 sqm, according to Axi Immo's latest 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.

The total office stock in regional Polish markets reached 6.72 million sqm at the end of Q4 2025, according to the Polish Chamber of Commercial Real Estate (Pink). 

Polish developer Develia sold a record 3,345 residential units in 2025 based on development and preliminary contracts, exceeding its annual target of 3,100-3,300 apartments by 5% compared to 2024.

The latest Savills Workthere Flexmark 5.0 report, covering 149 flexible office operators worldwide, confirms that the flexible workspace market is entering a new phase of maturity. Many global trends are directly reflected in the Polish market, which is developing at a pace comparable to leading European markets.