Poland's investment land market continues to be dominated by residential projects, with developers outside Warsaw focusing on Kraków, Wrocław and Gdańsk, followed by Poznań and Łódź. Land value is now determined not only by location and development potential, but increasingly by how efficiently the entire development process can be carried out, according to analysis by Walter Herz.

CA Immobilien Anlagen AG has announced changes to its supervisory board, with majority shareholder SOF-11 Klimt CAI S.à r.l. appointing Timothy Abram and Christopher Lowthert with effect from 15 September 2026, using its delegation rights under the registered shares held. The two appointments succeed Jeffrey Dishner and Nicholas Chadwick.

Czech investment and development company Passerinvest Group is raising asking rents across all its office buildings at Brumlovka and Nové Roztyly in Prague, including projects under preparation. The company is introducing a uniform increase of €1 per sqm per month in response to a shift in the interest rate environment.

Krysiak has extended its lease at the MLP Poznań West logistics centre and added 3,813 sqm of warehouse space, doubling its total footprint within the park. The company, a Polish supplier of garden machinery and equipment that has operated at the site since early 2020, was advised on the transaction by Agent Rock Estate.

P3 Logistic Parks has appointed Jakub Pelikán as Head of Land Acquisition and Development for the Czech Republic. Pelikán previously held the role of Head of Development at the company, and his expanded remit will now include identifying and acquiring strategic land plots for future projects and further developing P3's logistics portfolio in the country.

Capital Park Group has obtained a legally binding planning permission for the first phase of its Nowy Wełnowiec development in Katowice. The approval follows years of preparation, design work and administrative procedures, and marks the project's entry into the construction phase.

Panattoni has signed a lease agreement with ILS, the logistics arm of Inter Cars Group, for over 165,000 sqm of space at Panattoni Park Katowice Airport. The deal is among the largest industrial leasing transactions in Silesia, with the facility scheduled for handover in the fourth quarter of 2028.

Hungarian real estate investment company Appeninn Nyrt. made two significant acquisitions in Poland during 2026, substantially increasing the value of its portfolio. In February, the company purchased a 56,000 sqm logistics centre in Tarnów, leased long-term by Goodyear. Subsequently, the DEKADA acquisition in July added seven retail parks and four shopping centres comprising approximately 53,000 sqm of leasable area, with a 95% occupancy rate and annual gross rental income exceeding €10 million.

Prologis has signed a lease agreement with GEM Logistics s.r.o. for over 5,000 sqm at DC2 in Prologis Park Brno-Syrovice, near Brno in South Moravia. The Czech transport and logistics company will use the facility as a distribution centre for smaller consignments and orders handled by delivery vans, with operations characterised by a high frequency of vehicle movements and a need for fast shipment handling.

Paraguay is emerging from relative obscurity as a real estate investment destination, supported by investment-grade ratings, demographic growth and significant unmet demand for housing and modern office space. Fernando de Cevallos, President of Green Paraná, tells Property Forum why European investors should take a closer look at the market, where he sees the strongest opportunities and what he has learnt from more than 15 years of investing in the country.