Law and Justice rammed home its ‘A change for the better’ slogan during the recent parliamentary election campaign in Poland, and change – at least – is what the country got. What does this mean for the Polish real estate market? We asked a few of the sector’s players about what they expect to happen
This year’s parliamentary elections in Poland generated a great deal of excitement because changes were expected in the country’s government, which for eight years had been a coalition of Civic Platform and the Polish Peasant Party. Such expectations turned out to be more than justified, when on October 27th it became clear from the official results that Law and Justice had an absolute majority of seats and could rule alone.
New road
This is the first time such a situation has occurred since democracy was reintroduced to the country in 1989. Thanks to its decisive victory, the Law and Justice party can hold power on its own, which means a strong mandate for governing and considerably streamlines the implementation of its own ideas. This is why today we are asking real estate experts and players about the likely impact of the change in government on the sector. “As in any new situation changes involve a certain degree of unc
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