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Housing Prices Are No Longer Rising Only in Major Cities. Olsztyn Leads the Growth Ranking

This is no longer just the domain of the largest metropolitan areas. The price boom has moved to smaller voivodeship cities, with Olsztyn becoming...

BMS Becomes a New Driver of Innovation in Automotive as Batteries Enter the Era of Data and AI

The popularity of electric vehicles is growing, but not as quickly as industry forecasts had predicted. The main brake on demand is the battery...

PAD RES launches construction of three photovoltaic farms with a total capacity of 133 MW

PAD RES Group, a Polish developer and investor in the renewable energy sector, has launched the construction of three photovoltaic (PV) farms with a...

Debt in Poland’s TSL Sector Rises to PLN 1.66 Billion as the Industry Comes Under Pressure from Higher Costs and Falling Orders

As data from the National Debt Register shows, overdue liabilities in Poland’s TSL sector — transport, freight forwarding and logistics — have already reached...

Poland’s Rental Market Is Shifting: More Listings, Lower Rents, and New Risks on the Horizon

The average rent in Poland’s voivodeship cities has fallen to PLN 3,500, but prices are no longer the market’s most important signal. What stands...

Warehouse Real Estate in Poland: Stability Prevails in a More Cautious Market

In 2025, the Polish warehouse market showed clear signs of stabilization, with both developers and tenants maintaining a cautious approach. As the Polish economy...

Motor Insurance Price Declines May Be Ending as Third-Party Liability Premiums Rise Again in March

The downward trend in third-party motor insurance prices is likely coming to an end. Over the course of a month, the average MTPL premium...

Poland Needs a New State Strategy for an Era of Demographic Decline

Instead of asking how to increase the birth rate, we should be asking how to ensure that the state, the economy and public services...

Kraków Rental Market Sees More Listings and Slightly Lower Rents, with New EU Rules Potentially Reshaping the Sector

February brought a 3% month-on-month increase in the supply of rental apartments in Kraków, along with a slight price correction, as the average rent...

A Flood of Apartments May Be Coming to Poland’s Rental Market

February brought both a 4% month-on-month increase in supply and a correction in demand. The number of responses to listings fell by 8% compared...

More Queries, More Listings, No Price Pressure: January 2026 on Poland’s Rental Market

January brought a sharp rebound in Poland’s rental market. Demand—measured by the number of enquiries on the Otodom platform—rose by as much as 29%...

Poland’s Housing Market Moves Toward Balance: Supply Drops, Prices Stable

The end of 2025 brought a noticeable cooling in housing supply. In Q4, the number of active listings fell in all major cities—most sharply...

Land Prices Rise Despite a Housing Slowdown

Data from Otodom for the past two years show that the supply of land is not increasing, which is why plots with a fully...

December 2025 Deepened the Slowdown in Poland’s Rental Market

December 2025 further deepened the slowdown in Poland’s rental market—much like in 2023 and 2024. On the supply side, the number of apartments available...
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