Real Estate Market Report Poland 2026

Poland’s real estate market continues to demonstrate resilience and depth. Following a strong final quarter of 2025, GDP growth of 3.6 percent and moderating inflation have set a broadly positive tone for 2026. The National Bank’s cautious rate cut in March marked the beginning of a new monetary phase – supporting both liquidity and investor sentiment.

Residential construction remains steady despite short‑term fluctuations, while the commercial investment market stands out through high transaction volumes and solid pricing across logistics, office and retail assets. The share of domestic capital is growing, complemented by new international investors, reinforcing Poland’s position as the leading and most liquid market in CEE.

On the policy side, the government’s new “Rent Gap Programme” targets affordable housing development for middle‑income households, signalling a strategic shift from mortgage subsidies towards construction support. Meanwhile, Warsaw continues to dominate regional investor rankings – now listed among Europe’s top three most attractive cities for cross‑border real estate capital.

Which sectors offer the most promising yield potential in 2026?
How will monetary easing affect financing conditions and investment flows?
And why does Warsaw remain the gateway to Central Europe’s property market?

Find the answers in the full Poland Real Estate Market Report Q1 2026

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