Poland Domestic investment grows stronger
Investment & financeschedule 25 November 2025
Grzegorz Sielewicz chief economist, Colliers
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In the third quarter of this year, EUR 0.8 bln was invested in Polish commercial real estate, of which over EUR 324 mln came from domestic investors, setting a new record high. Colliers also expects higher investment activity in 2026. Total investment volume in Poland since the beginning of the year totals EUR 2.6 bln, with Polish capital taking a 23 pct share. Taking into account ongoing transactions, Colliers predicts this to increase to EUR 4.5 bln by the end of the year.
Domestic investors doubled their investment share compared to last year (up by 10 pct to 23 pct), and in the first three quarters of 2025, they invested more than in the entire previous year (EUR 0.6 bln in the first three quarters of 2025 compared to EUR 0.5 bln in 2024). By comparison, between 2017 and 2022, annual domestic capital investments averaged EUR 100 mln. Three-quarters of this capital went into the office sector (EUR 420 mln), while EUR 115 mln was invested in the retail sector (20
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