Poland 'attractive for whole range of property investors'

Poland is a destination that can suit many different types of property investors, experts have claimed.

The European country saw strong price growth throughout last year, topping a table from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) with house price inflation of 33 per cent.

Poland is a relatively low-risk market suitable for many types of investors, according to a spokesperson for independent property publication Amberlamb, offering cautious investors property with guaranteed rental yields in Krakow and less well-developed areas for investors at the other end of the spectrum.

The country is likely to be an attractive choice for investors for the next three to five years at least, claimed the firm's director, Rhiannon Williamson.

She said: "At Amberlamb we can confirm that Poland's property market is one of the most dynamic in the Central and Eastern European region at the moment and that it has been particularly attractive since 2004.

"There is still room for significant growth in underlying property prices despite certain areas of the country such as Krakow having witnessed over 50 per cent gains last year.

"The market in Poland is built on excellent fundamentals such as a strong economy, mature government, the ability of the nation to attract, and more importantly, retain foreign direct investment."
Source: realestatetv.tv