Poland is one of the six largest higher education centres in Europe, ranking fifth in student population within the European Union and attracting an increasing number of international students. How many beds are available in the country’s student houses? How likely is private purpose-built student accommodation to meet the growing demand from the rising student population? These questions are explored in PRS At a Glance: Institutional Rental Market Poland. Student Housing 2024, the latest report from BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland.

BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland strengthens its Industrial and Logistics Agency by appointing, as its new head, Ludwika Korzeniowska, who has worked in commercial real estate for years, focusing on the logistics and industrial sectors.

Amid technological advances, growing client demands, legal regulations and the need to urgently respond to economic developments, the commercial real estate market is increasingly being influenced by AI-based solutions. According to AI in Commercial Real Estate, a report from BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland, sophisticated technological solutions are becoming - and will continue to be - key at all stages, from project planning and construction to tenant screening, property and energy management, and even investment.

Poland’s industrial and logistics market is stabilising following the sweeping changes of recent years and is expected to maintain its momentum, reveals At a Glance. Industrial and Logistics Market in Poland, Q3 2024, the latest quarterly report from BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland. Market fundamentals remained stable throughout the third quarter of 2024, with no significant changes in supply, demand or vacancy rates.

Poland’s commercial real estate market is showing strong signs of stabilisation. According to the report At a Glance. Investment Market in Poland, Q3 2024 from BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland, the total investment transaction volume for January to September 2024 exceeded EUR 2.68 billion, marking a year-on-year increase of nearly 57%, with office assets being the top-performing sector.

In the third quarter of 2024, Poland’s regional city office markets demonstrated stability, though elevated vacancy rates remained a significant challenge, hindering development activity. The combined office stock of the eight key regional cities reached 6.73 million sqm. With 1.82 million sqm of office space, Krakow continued to lead the way, ahead of Wrocław (1.37 million sqm) and Tricity (1.06 million sqm).