Overview of Poland

On this page you will find links to details of Poland holiday homes for sale and Poland rental accommodation. Poland is one the earliest and fastest growing members of the EU. The Polish government has concentrated in embracing EU laws and economic incentives to trade goods and labour cross border. By ensuring it meets its commitment to future single currency integration it has attracted foreign investors seeking early market entry and skilled low cost labour. Its citizens are becoming richer as GDP rises, unemployment falls and wages rise from workers coming to the UK or running new businesses. Large multinationals are beginning to set up offices in Poland in cities like Warsaw where highly educated and skilled low cost labour pools exist. In particular, the backlash against Asian based call centres due to language and cultural confusions, has promoted calls by some companies to base themselves in Poland. This influx of foreign investment and workers has stimulated demand for polish rental property. The polish buy to let market one of the most popular holiday hotspots for UK and other EU investors. At the same time property prices are rising by around 10 per year while only 20% of property is mortgaged (indicating a lower potential risk of price crash due to mortgage interest rate rises). The main types of holiday homes purchased by foreign buy to let investors tend to be urban based, renovated, city centre apartments in areas like Krakow, Poznan and Warsaw. The traditional picturesque rural towns of Silesia are also becoming more popular with land space in abundance and lovely log cabin and older farmhouse properties available. There are plenty of brand new property developments for holiday investors to choose their second holiday home. The low cost European carries and three hour flight time makes it simple for holiday home owners to visit their holiday home to check up on any tenants or undertake maintenance and repairs.