On Friday 12 May, Grzegorz E. Woźniak gave an interview to Israeli television i24NEWS about the impact of the newly passed JUST Act regarding restitution of property in 47 countries, including Poland.

The situation of the construction industry is crucial, as there is much delay in dealing with payment congestion, with huge debt of over two billion zlotys and disputes lasting for years, after the end of which often one or both sides of the conflict cease to operate on the market

"The real estate industry is experiencing some significant challenges, where we face failures to make payment, high debt and legal disputes in court which often take years to conclude" -

Starting from January 1, 2019, the rights of perpetual usufruct of plots built-up with residential buildings will be transformed into ownership rights.

In the pursuit of climate neutrality by 2050, the European Union has set forth an ambitious vision encapsulated within the European Green Deal policy.

The "Polish Deal" legislation (the 2022 milestone reform of the Polish tax system) introduced several unfavourable tax regulations for Poland's real estate sector, one of which

A noteworthy amendment to Poland's Act on Spatial Planning and Development came into effect on 24 September 2023. It includes the integrated investment plan...

Perpetual usufruct is one of three types of property rights in Poland, similar to ownership, but more costly and involving certain restrictions.

An amendment to the Polish Zoning Act came into force on 24 September 2023. The general plan will replace the study of conditions and directions of spatial development...

In September 2017, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Development announced a project with the goal of modifying specific laws concerning the real estate investment process (project no. UD300).

Currently there are 380 regulated professions in Poland, a record number in the EU – for comparison: Germany 152, France 150, Italy 148, Lithuania 67 Latvia 50, Estonia 47.

Poland's real estate sector is experiencing a technological revolution through PropTech, transforming every stage of property development and management. From AI-powered digital twins and IoT sensors to blockchain...

On 3 August 2008, it became possible for utility businesses to impose transmission easements on properties to facilitate the supply and/or removal of liquid, steam, gas or electric energy.

In early October a draft bill introducing a tax on certain types of commercial real estate was submitted by the Ministry of Finance to Parliament for consideration.

Poland's real estate market remains a dynamic and attractive investment opportunity, balancing affordability with steady growth.

The Polish government is working on regulations to make administrative procedures related to the investment process simpler and more efficient.

On 2 May 2016, restrictions on acquiring agricultural and forest real properties located in Poland by foreigners from the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland will cease to be binding.

The threat posed by climate change, degradation of natural environment and intensive consumption of natural resources (fossil fuels, water) becomes more and more noticeableperceptible.

An amendment of the Polish Construction Law entered into force on 19 September 2020.