Infrastructure and residential development in Poland

Various urban development projects are progressing across several Polish cities. In Zielona Góra, a new sports and recreation complex has opened in the Łężyca district, featuring multiple sports courts, a playground, and a climbing tower. In Tarnów, plans are underway for a 35,000-square-meter commercial park near Lwowska Street, which is expected to host approximately 30 retailers and a five-screen cinema multiplex by 2027.

Residential construction is also advancing in other regions. In Jelenia Góra, the Osiedle Pod Jeleniami project is reaching key construction milestones for a development consisting of seven buildings and 299 apartments. Meanwhile, in Zabrze, the fourth stage of the Zielona Dolina estate has launched, with plans to add 139 apartments and 20 semi-detached houses by the second quarter of 2028.

Recent market trends indicate a structural shift in the residential sector, as buyers increasingly opt for completed apartments over off-plan properties. On the seven largest Polish markets, nearly 20,000 ready-to-move-in units were available at the end of September 2026. This represents a significant increase from previous years when only one in seven units followed this model, compared to the current rate where approximately one in three new apartments is sold after construction is finished.

Experts predict that by the second half of 2027, completed apartments could account for 35% to 40% of total developer offerings. This trend allows buyers to inspect the actual product rather than relying on visualizations, providing greater certainty regarding the physical state and location of investments. In Gdańsk, infrastructure improvements are underway with the reconstruction of Junony Street.

In the commercial sector, Warsaw has experienced a 20% year-over-year increase in office space demand, with 592,000 square meters leased between January and September 2026. However, new office supply remains limited, as most new projects are not expected to enter the market until 2028.