Poland’s property investment market set a new record in the first quarter of the year, posting nearly €900m in deals for the period. The result marks an impressive 70-percent jump compared with the same period last year and sets a nine-year high for the Polish real estate market.
While the BPO sector continued to expand on Poland’s regional markets in the first quarter of the year, regional office investments continued attracting investors across the country. The Polish office sector posted nearly €500m in deals in the first quarter of the year, twice as much as Q4 2013. Office and retail investments made up 60 percent of the total investment volume in the first quarter of the year.
Private equity funds and traditional investments funds continued to generate the biggest demand for property investments.
