Modular construction becomes more prominent
schedule 01 December 2025
After a temporary slowdown, the modular construction market in Poland continues to expand in 2025. Although the sector faces challenges such as high material costs and investment financing, the fundamentals for the sector's development remain solid. By 2031, the value of the modular construction market in Poland could increase by more than half. With the development of technology and the growth of 3D prefabrication capabilities, modular construction is finding increasingly wider application in new specialised segments of the construction industry.
Modular construction market has slowed down
Top 150 manufacturers of prefabricated buildings made of wood, steel, concrete, or LECA generated revenue of PLN 12.5 bln in 2024, with more than 37 pct of the figure contributed by sales in the modular building segment, according to the 'Modular construction market in Poland 2026-2031' report published by. This equates to a market value of approximately PLN 4.7 bln. Based on preliminary data, Spe
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