Polish Property Investments

Major Investment Opportunites for Residential and Commercial Property

Buying Property for Investment in Poland

There are numerous reasons to recommend Poland as a sound Property Investment opportunity:

Up to 30% capital growth per year.

No capital gains tax when you sell your property after five years, or if you reinvest in another property within
two years of the sale.

Our rental management partners can fully manage your property hassle free.

Our Polish Property partners specialise in offering Investors the opportunity to furnish their property to a high standard in preparation for rental or immediate private use.

Poland is ranked 5th amongst countries with the highest foreign direct investment confidence index.

Poland is providing increasingly attractive investment opportunities for overseas buyers, and since Poland joined the EU in May 2004, much of the bureaucracy that used to surround the conveyancing process has been removed.

It is estimated that 15 Billion Euros will be invested in Poland over the next five years. That, coupled with a strong
economy and the introduction of the Euro, makes Poland the number one choice for many Property Investors.

Krakow Property

Krakow is located near the southern border of Poland, and was the royal capital for 500 years.

Virtually untouched during the bombing of the Second World War, Krakow has retained its architectural beauty
and is a superb city to live and invest in Polish property.

Krakow has the largest medieval market square in Europe and with its fine collection of art and museums makes it one of Europe’s number one tourist attractions; this means that the short break accommodation market is very buoyant.

Krakow has a population of 770,000 people and it is considered to be the education capital of Poland, a large percentage of the population are students, therefore the demand for rented accommodation far outweighs supply.

Getting to Krakow has never been easier, many budget airlines fly to Krakow on a daily basis, and the cost of a ticket
can be as little as ten pounds.

Warsaw Property

Warsaw is the capital of Poland, geographically it is located in the centre of the country, and has a population of 1.7 million.

Most of Warsaw was destroyed in the Second World War and was rebuilt by communist architects. Many of the old style buildings are now being demolished to make way for new, modern apartment blocks. Warsaw Properties are increasing
in value even before they are built!

Warsaw is a booming capital, and many big multi-national businesses are moving to Warsaw to make use of cheap labour costs, this means there is a large influx of white collar professionals, with sufficient disposable income to rent new property.

Many Polish people are earning higher salaries than previous years, and many are looking to move out of the decaying communistic tower blocks to live in modern rented accommodation.

This has taken the demand for rented accommodation to a new level.

Since Poland joined the E.U in May 2004, Warsaw is evolving into a Capitalistic, westernized city.

It is a very exciting time for the city of Warsaw, 7.7 billion euros of Foreign Direct Investment will be used to rebuild the city, and growth is predicted to continue for many years.

Ten key facts that point to future growth in Poland and rise in Polish Property Prices

1. Growing populations in the capital cities.
2. Very strong FDI growth.
3. Strong GDP growth.
4. All-time low interest rates.
5. Deteriorating existing housing blocks.
6. Strong salary growth.
7. Low unemployment in the Capital cities.
8. Future introduction of the Euro.
9. Strong customer confidence after joining the E.U.
10. Reduced barriers to entry.