📈 Poland property investment surges to €3.06 billion in H1 2026

Poland attracted about €3.06 billion in commercial real estate investment in the first half of 2026, with the second quarter described as the strongest Q2 on record. The result underscores a renewed flow of institutional capital into Central and Eastern Europe, with Poland accounting for the majority of regional commercial property volume.

Eurobuild CEE reported that the first-half total marked a sharp rebound in deal activity, while the second quarter set a new benchmark for the period. The data also aligns with broader commentary that Poland is increasingly being treated as the region’s core commercial real estate market, rather than a peripheral one. The figures were published on 10 September 2026.

Why it matters for investors

The scale of investment suggests that Poland is regaining its position as the primary gateway for cross-border capital in CEE, supported by deeper liquidity and a larger pool of institutional-grade assets. For investors, the concentration of volume in Poland points to a market where pricing, competition and execution speed are likely to tighten, especially in prime office, logistics and retail segments. The fact that the second quarter was the strongest on record indicates that the rebound is not confined to a single quarter-end repricing event.

➡️ Poland captured the majority of commercial property investment volume across Central and Eastern Europe in H1 2026.

➡️ The second quarter delivered the strongest Q2 on record for the market.

The data leaves Poland positioned as the leading CEE destination for institutional real estate capital, with liquidity now concentrating around the market’s most established assets.