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Polish municipal and agricultural land tenders

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2026-09-01 12:42 UTC → 2026-09-29 05:13 UTC · added removed

The municipal land-disposal and leasing drive continued through mid-2026. New late 2026. Recent activity included Bytom Odrzański launching a tender for investment includes the Municipality of Szczawno-Zdrój releasing undeveloped land in Wierzbnica, Jaworzno offering on Kolejowa Street for lease. In Koniusza, the municipality has listed a 20-hectare former mining site valued at over 27 million zł, 0.1-hectare plot and Warsaw’s Wawer district auctioning two parcels on Brodnicka Street. Smaller sales were noted warehouse buildings in Stare Babice and Kamienna Góra. Legal and social complexities emerged as Poznań lowered the price Posądza for a 4.8-ha industrial complex to 18.5 million zł, while Szczecin faced resident protests over a 12-million-zł central plot. In June, the Archdiocese of Szczecin-Kamień successfully purchased lease without a central Szczecin lot tender for 14 million zł. Procurement challenges also surfaced, including stalled reconstruction of the Poznań Palm House due up to legal appeals. Agricultural land management remained active through KOWR, which organized leases three years, intended for land in Nowa Brzeźnica, Brody, and a 300-ha estate in Sulików. Municipalities like Pisz and Jasło also initiated property exchanges and tenders. By late July, Racibórz continued its hospital site sales, Kalisz prepared its Baltic-coast tourism tender, and Konin moved forward with its 1.2-million-zł civil defence shelter project. Additionally, Poznań launched commercial or service use. In Giżycko, a new digital property portal 131.65-square-meter non-residential space on 27 July 2026 to streamline investor access to municipal assets. In August 2026, new auction announcements expanded the scope of municipal sales. Choszczno updated its tender Dąbrowskiego Street has been announced for a 0.0731-hectare plot, noting rent, specifically designated for the developed property is included healthcare sector. Major auction activity was noted in Lublin, where the Municipal Register of Monuments. In Galewice, city announced an auction for a 0.1005-hectare plot with near Ogród Saski featuring unused office buildings and a 157m2 utility building is set for 15 September, tower, with a starting price of 87,100 exceeding 25.5 million PLN. Further oral tenders were announced This site is positioned for residential property potential residential, hotel, or office development. This follows a period of diverse municipal actions, including Bytom Odrzański’s investment land tenders, Jaworzno’s 27-million-zł mining site offering, and Warsaw’s Wawer district auctions. Previous legal and social challenges included resident protests in Szczawno-Zdrój Szczecin and by the head of stalled reconstruction projects in Poznań. Agricultural management via KOWR also remained active, alongside large-scale infrastructure projects such as the Stargard commune. Recent developments include UNIBEP winning a 483.1 million PLN tender to construct a 30,000-square-meter multi-purpose sports and entertainment hall tender in Białystok, with completion expected between late 2028 and 2029. Białystok.

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  1. 2026-09-29 05:13 UTC Polish municipal and agricultural land tenders
  2. 2026-09-01 12:42 UTC Polish municipal and agricultural land tenders
  3. 2026-08-24 10:15 UTC Polish municipal and agricultural land tenders
  4. 2026-08-13 12:23 UTC Polish municipal and agricultural land tenders

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