📈 Poland property investment surges to strongest first half since 2018

Poland’s commercial property investment market generated more than EUR 3.03 billion in H1 2026, the strongest first-half result since 2018, according to CBRE. Transaction volume rose 78% year on year as capital spread across multiple asset classes.

CBRE’s Poland Investment Figures for Q2 2026 show a market that kept its momentum through the second quarter, with broad-based activity rather than a narrow sector-led rebound. The report said the first-half total exceeded every comparable period since 2018, underscoring Poland’s position as one of the region’s most liquid investment destinations. CBRE published the data on 24 July 2026.

Why it matters for investors

Poland’s performance points to renewed confidence in Central and Eastern Europe’s largest investment market, especially at a time when regional capital is being reassessed against financing costs, exit liquidity and relative risk. A broad rise in deal flow typically signals that buyers are regaining conviction not only in core office and logistics assets, but also in secondary strategies where pricing dislocation can support higher returns.

➡️ The market delivered its strongest first half in 8 years.

➡️ Activity was described as broad-based across asset classes, reducing dependence on a single sector.

The data suggests Poland is consolidating its role as the region’s anchor market for institutional capital, with transaction depth and scale likely to remain central to CEE allocation strategies.