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Real estate development in Gizycko, Warmian - Masurian (Poland) - Mazury Residence Airpark & Marina

Mazury Residence Airpark & Marina
Real estate development in Gizycko, Warmian - Masurian (Poland)

Price to be consulted

Real estate development in Czeszów, Lower Silesian (Poland) - 2 Lakes

2 Lakes
Real estate development in Czeszów, Lower Silesian (Poland)

Price € 10 per m2

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About Poland

The Republic of Poland is a European Union country located in the eastern part of Central Europe, with 500 km. of beaches, bays, cliffs and dunes.

Northern Poland comprises lakes, islands, forested hills, rivers and canals. The nicest of the area is the Lake District Mazurian, where there is the lake Hancza, the deepest in Poland.

The rest of the country is slowly going up in height to the Sudety Mountains, extending along the border with the Czech Republic, and the Tatra mountains, which separate Poland from the Slovak Republic.

Invest in Poland

Poland remains one of the most attractive countries for investors.

The Polish economy is now one of Europe's most dynamic and is the only European state that has not known a recession in the crisis of 2008-2010. Despite the economic crisis, the Polish economy is growing.

Some of the issues that boost foreign investment in Poland are:

Its strategic geographical location
Market size
The dynamics of GDP growth
The increase in domestic demand
The skilled and relatively cheap labor
Significant increase of the middle class with purchasing power, that has considerably boosted private consumption
The Polish government promotes and encourages foreign investment through the system of incentives and tax advantages.

Property investment in Poland

Poland is generally accepted as one of the most attractive markets in Europe for property investment.

Poland suffers from a severe shortage of housing due to migration from rural areas to cities. Many experts have estimated this gap by nearly 2 million homes. The OECD has recently calculated a shortfall of supply of homes, of at least a million apartments and construction rates are far below national requirements. Therefore, there is fierce competition for buy land for investment.

In addition, Euro 2012 provides a strong impetus to the development and improvement of transport infrastructure (airports, railway and road infrastructure), football stadiums, accommodation centers and tourism infrastructure. Most new investments are focused in major Polish cities: Warsaw, Gdansk, Poznan and Wroclaw.