According to the latest private rented sector (PRS) market report compiled by international advisory firm Knight Frank and law firm Dentons, there were more than 10,300 flats for rent in the PRS market at the end of 2022, a 40 percent increase over the previous year. The units currently in PRS investor stock, however, represent only 1 percent of the total rental market in Poland. Given the country’s shortfall of flats, currently estimated at 800,000 units, the PRS market is expected to grow further, with its potential recognized by private equity investors from Israel, Scandinavia, Asia and the United States.
Key findings from the report:
In 2022, the stock of flats available for institutional rental (PRS) increased by 40 percent. The total number of available units exceeded 10,300, representing a 1 percent share of the total rental market in Poland's largest cities.
High housing prices and persistently high interest rates a
