important and astonishing occurrence on the property market. So what can be expected in the future?” A sure answer to that question is almost impossible, the more so that present realities have outstripped analysts’ forecasts from 2005. Even so, investors still have substantial funds and are looking for ways to spend them. Since relatively few commercial buildings are under construction, an attractive option for them are properties which have once changed hands and are now re-entering the market. Though the scale of this phenomenon is still modest, it is probable that similar offers will appear with the passage of time. Michael Atwell claims that: “We are presently experiencing a change in the kind of investors operating in Poland. Those who are not afraid of greater risks and count on greater profits, so-called opportunistic investors, are now leaving to be replaced by the somewhat more conservative funds, which prefer the greater comfort of a stable market.̶