Land is land

The investment land market appears to remain resilient despite the difficult macroeconomic situation caused by the almost year-long war in Ukraine, rampant inflation and global economic chaos.

According to Daniel Puchalski, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of immo lab, 2022 began with a wave of optimism and enthusiasm, but there is no denying the difficulties experienced by the market immediately afterwards. However, immo lab's assessment shows that land transactions appear to be holding at a relatively normal level. As Daniel Puchalski points out, the company has seen successive purchases - both of investment land for all purposes and of ready leased office, warehouse or retail buildings, although the latter are becoming the target of investors who are looking for a new function for these facilities. This, in turn, involves new investments, often of a much larger scale, but with a different purpose, often multi-functional.