Poland’s investment market set a new record in the first half of the year, CBRE reports, with €2bn transacted in real estate investments. The result means that activity from investors jumped 250 percent compared to the same period last year.
Investors proved active in all sectors, writes CBRE, but the biggest investment volume was reported in Poland’s retail market, representing 48 percent of deals (€1bn) transacted in the country in the first half of the year. The retail sector was followed by the Polish office market, where 40 percent of the deals took place with a volume of €800m. A total of €250m was transacted in Poland’s warehouse sector, representing 12 percent of the investments.
