In the second half of this year, the investment market in Poland was again dominated by transactions involving assets from the warehouse sector.

Poland, which is the fifth warehousing market in the EU, has the opportunity to take over a significant share of the investment and production and logistics processes moving from Asia. 

The battle for investment land is still going on, and the lack of attractive assets feels more and more severe. This applies to all large cities in Poland. For a long time, no matter the place, the investment land has not been easily available. In contrast, there are both plenty of people willing to buy land, as well as free funds to finance these purchases. The money surplus is enormous. Investors are trying to invest their capital in land as soon as possible, for fears of inflation. Although the peak shopping spree, often associated with really risky decisions, has already passed, the situation continues to bear resemblance to the one we remember from the years 2007-2008, when everything was selling like hot cakes, at rapidly rising prices.