Poland commercial real estate market sees 3 billion euro investment in H1 2026

The Polish commercial real estate market is experiencing significant growth and a shift in formats. In the first half of 2026, investment transactions in commercial properties reached 3.03 billion euros, one of the strongest results in the last decade. This surge is driven by positive economic forecasts, the return of major investors, and the availability of EU funds.

There is a notable transition in the retail sector, where retail parks are increasingly dominating new supply. In the second quarter of 2026, retail parks accounted for approximately 97% of new modern retail space. Total modern retail space in Poland has grown significantly, with Colliers reporting an increase of over 200,000 square meters in the first half of the year, bringing total resources to approximately 14 million square meters.

Development activity is concentrated in both smaller towns and suburban areas of major agglomerations. Notable projects include the upcoming Park Kaszuby in Wejherowo, a 13,000 square meter facility scheduled to begin construction in August 2026. Other significant developments include projects in Niepołomice, Kosakowo, and Ozorków, as well as the expansion of existing complexes like Stara Papiernia in Konstancin-Jeziorna.