The German TV magazine Plusminus, broadcast by ARD, examines Poland’s economic development in its edition of 14 October 2026. Although high construction costs are also affecting Poland’s property sector, the real estate market appears more dynamic overall than in other European countries.

The report does not mention Poland’s special economic zones or the related incentive scheme known as the Polish Investment Zone (PSI, Polska Strefa Inwestycji), which has extended investment incentives to almost the entire country.

Companies investing in Poland and, for example, restoring a listed historic property for commercial use may benefit from additional incentives under certain conditions. Depending on the investment volume and the regional aid intensity, the Polish Investment Zone (PSI) offers the possibility of a corporate income tax (CIT) exemption. Under the current legislation, this tax exemption can be used over a period of 10 to 15 years, until the approved aid limit has been exhausted. A legislative amendment planned for 1 January 2027 proposes extending the validity period of investment support decisions to between 15 and 20 years.

Casa de la Cúpula, a town palace near Albacete in Castile-La Mancha, was listed on REALPORTICO in April 2025. Its striking dome, grand reception rooms and converted attic attracted interest from across Europe and overseas.

The property has now been sold through REALPORTICO to a couple from the United States. The owner has thanked us warmly on several occasions for our support throughout the sale.

Read our editorial feature on Casa de la Cúpula in the magazine.

Looking back: In summer 2025, we spoke with designer Urian Hopman, who moved from the Netherlands to Poland many years ago and brought a long-abandoned inn back to life at the foot of the Giant Mountains.

We are pleased that his Boutique Hotel Taras Tarczyn has now been passed on to new owners. Urian himself has since moved on to Italy, where his next, smaller house project is already waiting.

Going viral, reach, clicks: social media figures are often vanity metrics with little real meaning. A property listing can generate 100,000 views and remain unsold after a year. Another may not even reach 1,000 views and find a buyer within four months.

Public statistics can lead to misleading conclusions in either direction. That is why the highlighted metrics can now be hidden either as a global profile setting or on a per-listing basis.

Without a setting, the statistics remain publicly visible. For software integrations, a custom Boolean field show_public_stats (true/false) controls visibility for each listing.

PORTICO Circle is a dedicated section within our portal, bringing together relevant content and insights in one place, following the format of a modern feed.

It is currently in a preview phase featuring selected test posts. With the upcoming transition to version 2.0, the beta phase will launch with regular new content.

In upcoming releases, we will gradually open the Circle to partners and providers to build a focused historic property network together.