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Warsaw Keeps Poland’s Lowest Unemployment Rate, but Hiring Slows

Warsaw currently has the lowest registered unemployment rate among all regional capitals in Poland, tied with Poznań at 1.6%. However, the reassuring headline figure...

Poland’s Regional Office Markets See Stronger Tenant Demand

According to Newmark Polska’s Office Occupier – Regional Office Market report, the second quarter of 2026 brought a clear increase in tenant demand across...

Poland Must Turn Drainage Ditches Into Water Reservoirs as Drought Risk Grows

Poland is one of the European countries with relatively limited water resources, while increasingly frequent periods of drought are making conditions even more difficult...

Corporate Bankruptcies in Poland Remain Low, but Insolvency Problems Affect Thousands of Firms

A total of 206 corporate bankruptcies were announced in Poland in the first half of 2026, almost unchanged from a year earlier. The relatively...

Nearly 280,000 People in Poland Fail to Pay Child Support as Arrears Exceed PLN 16.8 Billion

The geography of unpaid child support in Poland has two distinct dimensions. The largest cities have the greatest numbers of child support debtors and...

How Much Can Property Owners Earn by Leasing Space to Mobile Operators?

From several hundred zlotys to almost PLN 5,000 a month — this is how much property owners can earn by leasing land or renting...

Kielce and Białystok Most Exposed to Housing Supply Pressure

Property developers in Poland’s emerging housing markets are selling apartments faster than they are adding new units to the market. During the first half...

The World’s Wealthiest Clients Expect Financial Advisers to Help Them Live Better and Longer

The wealthiest clients expect financial advisers to deliver more than strong investment returns. Increasingly, their objective is to plan for a longer, healthier and...

Poland’s Biggest Cities See Apartment Price Growth Slow in Q2 2026

Average asking prices for apartments in Warsaw, Kraków and Wrocław rose by no more than 3.8% over the past year. At the same time,...

UOKiK Fines Avon and Neptun More Than PLN 2.3 Million for Late Payments

The President of Poland’s Office of Competition and Consumer Protection, UOKiK, has imposed more than PLN 2.3 million in fines on Avon and Neptun...

Generation Z Is Treating Housing Like a Subscription in Poland

Stable supply, the first effects of new regulations and changing expectations among the youngest tenants are shaping Poland’s rental market. While the market remains...

Buy or Rent? A 20% Deposit Makes Homeownership Cheaper in Most Major Polish Cities

An analysis by Metrohouse and Credipass covering Poland’s 12 largest cities shows that, with a 20% down payment, buying an apartment with a mortgage...

Tricity Office Market Sees Strong Demand and Falling Vacancy Rates

Tricity remains one of the most active and mature regional office markets in Poland. In the first quarter of 2026, the market stood out...

Poles Are Selling Their Flats to Buy Larger Homes. Moving from 40 to 75 sqm Costs the Most in Warsaw and Kraków

According to the Metrohouse and Credipass Barometer report for the first quarter of 2026, 28% of transactions involving the sale of a flat on...
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