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Poland Cuts Legislative Output to 19-Year Low, Quality Debate Continues

In 2025, Poland enacted 12,400 pages of new legislation, down 12% from the previous year. This was the lowest figure in 19 years. According...

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...

Lublin Emerges as a Strong Alternative for Business Services Investors in Poland

The diversified structure of business services centers, access to talent, and modern office space are making Lublin an increasingly attractive alternative to Poland’s largest...

Wrocław New Housing Prices Surpass PLN 15,000 per Square Meter as Strong Demand Outpaces Supply

In March, the average asking price per square meter of new developer-built apartments in Wrocław exceeded PLN 15,000. Despite rising prices, demand for new...

Poland’s Q1 2026 Job Market: More Openings, Greater Selectivity

Poland’s labour market in the first quarter of 2026 did not simply expand in volume. It also changed in character. In the technology sector,...

PragmaGO Reports Strong Q1 2026 Growth and Expands Further Across Europe

PragmaGO Group recorded further growth in the scale of its operations in key areas of business financing in the first quarter of 2026. The...

Polish Industry Advances with AI, but Cyber Resilience Is Developing Too Slowly

According to EY’s latest report, How Polish Companies Are Implementing AI, as many as 97% of manufacturing companies say they take cybersecurity into account...

AI Drives Growth Ambitions Across the TMT Sector as CEOs Increase Investment and Adapt to New Risks

Artificial intelligence has become one of the main engines of transformation in the technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) sector. Eighty percent of CEOs in...

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...

Poles Are Gradually Climbing Out of Debt: Fewer Overdue Debtors, Lower Arrears, but Average Debt per Person Keeps Rising

The year 2025 brought a clear improvement in the timely repayment of financial obligations by Polish consumers. The latest data from the BIG InfoMonitor...

Recognition at Work Still in Short Supply: Half of Employees Feel Their Efforts Go Unnoticed

Although the positive impact of recognition in the workplace is widely acknowledged, as many as half of employees feel that their engagement and effort...

Warsaw Leads Poland’s Business Services Sector – 418 Centers and 111,200 Employees

Warsaw remains one of the largest and fastest-growing business services hubs in Europe, attracting investors with its scale, expertise, broad access to talent, and...

Warsaw Sees EU SAFE Program as Catalyst for Defense Exports

At least 80 percent of the funds Poland applied for under the EU’s SAFE loan mechanism are expected — according to government announcements —...

Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Could Power the Energy Transition. Poland’s Market Needs Support to Meet EU Requirements

Under the EU’s RED III Directive, by 2030 42% of the hydrogen used in industry is to be hydrogen in the form of renewable...
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