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Poland is emerging as a leader in the European real estate sector, according to a CBRE report highlighting investors' high expectations for returns on investments in the country. Analysts suggest that after a decline in investment activity in 2023, 2024 is showing signs of optimism, particularly in the second half of the year.

Last year, high financing costs hindered investments in commercial real estate markets across Europe, including Poland. Currently, despite prospects of lower interest rates, financing costs remain higher compared to 2021-2022, prompting investors to seek more creative business and investment strategies.

The CBRE report indicates that Poland ranks third in Europe in terms of expected investment returns, trailing only the United Kingdom and Germany. Additionally, Warsaw has been recognized as the most attractive investment destination in Central and Eastern Europe, underscoring its position as a key business hub.

Industrial and logistics assets are particularly appealing to investors in Poland, accounting for one-third of all European investors' priorities. Moreover, 28% of investors are eyeing the long-term rental apartment sector, while nearly half are considering investments in private student accommodation, and 38% are interested in senior housing.

The outlook for the coming months is promising, with forecasts of gradual revival in investment activity in Poland's commercial real estate market. For investors adept at adapting their strategies to evolving conditions, Poland presents an attractive and stable investment market in Europe.

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