Although Real Estate market in Poland has been continuously growing since 2010, properties prices per sqm in Poland are still significantly below European ones. An average two bedroom flat in city center of Warsaw is around 7x cheaper than respective one in London, 2x cheaper than in Berlin, 5x cheaper than in Paris, 30% cheaper than in Lisbon. At the same time it’s around 10% above Budapest and 30% above Zagreb prices.

What can you get for $200.000 in Poland?
You can buy a modern, two bedroom, ~60sqm apartment in the city center of Warsaw. If you go for outside of city center locations in e.g. Lodz, you can get three studio flats for this money. So you can start with a relatively small investment and grow your portfolio based on the returns you get.

The average gross rental yields in Poland are in the top rank of Europe and are around 6,5%. At the same time in Berlin it’s around 3%, in Prague, Zagreb and Paris it’s around 4%, in Hungary 5% and in London slightly above 6%. Given our experience, the portfolios we create for our Investors, are much more profitable! When you buy your real estates with us, you can get much more.
In case of flipping yields – there’re no official yield statistics here and sky is the limit! Our experience since 2009 has shown that you can get from 15% and 80% gross within 6-24 months. To see examples, see our completed investments of Flips and Buy to rent.

EU Citizens and entities can buy, sell and rent out apartments, houses and land in Poland freely. The regulations are the same as for the Polish citizens.
Non-EU Citizens usually can buy apartments freely. For purchasing land or plot with a house, you need the permission from the Ministry of Internal Affairs. We can help our Investors to get it.

Every year, Poland and in particular real estate investments, attract number of foreign investors. Just in 2022, the annual value of foreign investments in Poland was €5,8bn and it was comparable to 2020 and 2021, whereas before COVID it grew rapidly every year from €2,5bn in 2011 to €7,8bn in 2019.
Given the current economic situation in Poland, where the demand from individual households for purchasing properties is limited due to high interest rates and high cost of living caused by the inflation, it is a very good opportunity for investors to negotiate property price and get good deals. At the same time, more and more foreigners come to live in Poland, as it’s a secure and still relatively cheap location. This creates increased demand from foreigners and at the same time a suspended demand from the Polish that we expect will outburst when the mortgage conditions improve. If we add inflation and growing property development cost on top, we expect the prices to go up in the coming years.

All real estate buy-sell transactions are obligatorily done via notary, who ensures the legal compliance and security of signed contracts for both Buyer and Seller. On top, Poland has an official, online Polish Property Register, which proves the ownership and removes potential risks linked to purchase/sell transactions.