Lublin announces 25.5 million PLN land auction near Ogród Saski

Various regional developments and economic reports are emerging across Poland. In Lublin, the city has officially announced an auction for an attractive plot of land near Ogród Saski, with a starting price of over 25.5 million PLN. The site includes unused office buildings and a tower, offering significant potential for private developers to create apartments, hotels, or offices.

In Olsztyn, new investment incentives have been introduced, offering a three-year property tax exemption for businesses that complete new construction projects after January 1, 2027. This measure aims to lower startup costs for various sectors, excluding residential, hotel, and retail uses.

Other notable updates include the revitalization of the Bromirski Palace near Płock, which will serve as a municipal office following a 16.2 million PLN EU grant. In Chojnice, controversy has arisen over higher-than-expected ticket prices for a new ice rink, while in Łowicz, a contract has been awarded for a new parking facility at the KS Pelikan stadium. Additionally, reports indicate that food waste in Poland costs citizens approximately 1,741 PLN annually per person.