
Poland now stands out as Europe’s next big real estate opportunity with yields outpacing other places in Europe.
Why is it beneficial to invest in real estate in Poland?
The answer is simple: investing in Poland offers high rental yields, strong capital appreciation, and a stable economic environment at prices that are still lower than in Western Europe.
Poland is the EU and NATO member with a stable democratic framework, transparent legal system and investor-friendly regulations.
The demand for long-term residential rentals, particularly in Warsaw, Kraków, and Gdańsk, is increasing and the prospects are good. Institutional investors and international funds are already increasing allocations to Poland, particularly in PRS, logistics and student housing.
Agenda
- Why Poland?
Overview of the Polish real estate market and the main opportunities for foreign investors.
- How foreigners can invest
Direct purchase, SPV structures, asset deal vs share deal, and when each approach makes sense.
- Tax issues to watch
CIT, VAT, withholding tax, rental income taxation, capital gains, and profit repatriation.
- Legal due diligence
Title checks, zoning, permits, lease review, encumbrances, and hidden transaction risks.
- Financing the acquisition
Local bank financing, refinancing, and typical lender requirements.
- Ownership and structuring
HoldCo/PropCo structures, cross-border tax considerations, and anti-abuse risks.
- Exit strategy
How to plan for resale, taxation on exit, and reducing seller-side exposure.
- Q&A
Practical questions from investors on residential and commercial property in Poland.
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