Poland is one of the strongest economies in Europe with a population of 37 million people and high rates of economic growth. It has a young population and offers investment opportunities for both local and foreign investors. Poland has stable economic growth and avoided recession even during global economic downturns. Real estate, especially housing, is in high demand in major Polish cities like Warsaw, presenting opportunities for foreign investors.

2. Why invest in Poland? Simple answer: Poland is one of the strongest players in
the Europe region.
Poland is located in the heart of Europe with links to Russia, Germany, Slovakia
and the Czech Republic.
Poland has a population of some 37 million inhabitants the country has one of
the highest percentage of young people within the Europe region.
Poland offers every type of investment possibility for both local and foreign
investors alike.
According to Wikipedia "The Economy of Poland is a high income economy and
is the sixth largest in the EU and one of the fastest growing economies in
Europe, with a yearly growth rate of over 3.0% before the late-2000s recession.
It is the only member country of the European Union to have avoided a decline
in GDP, meaning that in 2009 Poland has created the most GDP growth in the
EU. As of December 2009 the Polish economy had not entered recession nor
contracted. According to the Central Statistical Office of Poland, In 2010 the
Polish economic growth rate was 3.9 %, which was one of the best results in
Europe "

3. is stable and survived the recent problems suffered by the rest of the world.
So we have an attractive situation in Poland of fastest growing economies in
Europe with still low properties costs!
See the graphs:

4. The banking system here in Poland has now structured against anything like
what has happened to the rest of the world by making loans etc flexible to
withstand any possibility of a crash within the polish system.
The latest market reports show that the supply and demand for new housing is
stable as every new property built was sold in the last quarter of 2011, if we take
the Warsaw market as an example foreign investors purchased in 2011, 19,000
new apartments in the city with a total of 1 million square meters of floor space.
Most foreign investors look to the 6 major cities in Poland to invest in which
keeps the price within these areas high.

5. Building in the center of Gliwice(1500000 population),
3 floors, 10 apartments of 2 rooms, 2 big shops at the first floor, 400 sq. meters
The price: 270.000 $
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6. Apartment in historical German renovated building in the center of
Gliwice(1500000 population),
2 rooms, 48 sq. meters
The price: 20.270 $
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7. Apartment in historical renovated building
in the center of Gliwice(1500000 population),
1 rooms, 41 sq. meters
The price: 20.270 $
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8. Number of students needing accommodation per year
Katowice, 80,000 students per year
Looking for rent apartment

9. Number of students needing accommodation per year
Gliwice 30,000 students per year
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10. Number of students needing accommodation per year
Opole 36,000 students per year
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