Premium residential developments, developer marketing and sales, and project data — what's happening among premium-segment developers.
Net profit of PLN 223m despite weaker sales, and a rebound in sales in H1 2026. Scale and diversification as a stabiliser.
A dozen or so completed estates plus the ST Tower and ST 55 high-rises. A brand built, by the company's own account, on a growing portfolio rather than a single building.

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Destinations instead of housing estates and five brands under Grupa Echo. Homes through Archicom — from sales towards recurring income.

Land with a permit acquired from Revetas — a residential component next to Bonarka, under a live-work-play concept.
From tenement buildings to high-rises with a retail component. Over two thousand units delivered, according to the company, and a portfolio that reads as a map of the city's growth.
The flagship Soho by Yareal and the 2026 offensive: 5–6 new developments in Warsaw. A position built on quality and an urban-planning idea.

A purely investment-oriented product — micro-apartments and packages for capital allocation.
A special-purpose-vehicle model and a single theme: only exceptional locations. Intimate projects on the Wisłok rather than mass housing estates.
Sales up 14%, handovers almost tripled. Archicom's operating machine in a higher gear.

12 storeys, 1,050 cubic metres of timber and ~1,000 tonnes of CO₂ — first tenant Dexcom signed for 10 years.
An intimate apartment building beside Lasek Bielański: 34 units, art déco style, an opening tied to the Warsaw–Chicago anniversary.
66 apartments in ST Tower and the 60-metre ST 55 on Armii Krajowej. A line of bold high-rises at the city's main transport hubs.
The Grupa Echo developer grew more than three times faster than the market. The record was driven by a strong year-end.

2025 profit, the lowest net debt since 2021 and a strategy built on timber and affordable housing.
Exiting offices and retail (incl. Wola Retro), acquisitions of Nexity and Bouygues, a target of 4,500 apartments a year by 2028.
Three houses, each with a private jetty. A model in which the capital is the landscape itself and the scarcity of the land.
The Invest Development brand at the sales front, Perinvest in the corporate-registry background. A single ownership structure on the Subcarpathian market.

A clear net profit in Q1 2026 and major lease agreements at V Tower and Grundmanna.
A change of CEO from a position of strength, not in a crisis. The new emphasis: profitability and efficiency instead of scale alone.

The flagship Sky Trust — three 17-storey towers — with an International Property Awards win.
Ten developments, over 5,000 apartments by the company's own figures, family control and a full-cycle model. Revenue of PLN 202.2m in 2025.
Entry to the Coast, an appetite for acquisitions and a thesis of market consolidation. For now, a direction and an intention.
From a single building in 2016 to a multi-district line with recognition on both sides of the Atlantic.

A premium apartment building with 77 units, general contractor Skanska, financing from VeloBank.
A developer with Kraków roots (1997), focused on Rzeszów since 2009. A group of special-purpose vehicles and the flagship Apartamenty Zamkowe.
Kuźnia and Kraftownia complete the regeneration of Browar Piastowski. Proof of delivering multi-year projects to completion.

A Kraków developer expands its portfolio — a complex of around 391 flats next to Bonarka.
410 homes, a public square, a health centre for the city. Public contribution as the real price of entry to the best land.
A twin-tower complex with a 220.67 m landmark and 292 apartments — ahead of Sky Tower and Złota 44 according to industry outlets. A new landmark on the Rzeszów skyline.
Mosaics of 24-carat gold and sculptures in the lobby, and in the POLA project art moves onto the façade.

Over 2,500 units handed over in half a year and the acquisition of Gdańsk's Imperial Shipyard for at least 3,000 flats — the developer closes a strong half-year.
Three buildings, 171 apartments and a deliberate absence of retail on the ground floor. Location as the product: the river, the city beach, quiet.
Freehold property instead of an operator-run condo. Dom w Piduniu: 243 m², a standard that justifies the price.

Timber Park in Poleczki Park — a timber structure compliant with the EU taxonomy; the company returns to profit.
Selecting locations over scale: Piduń, Borowe, ROOS, Pasym, Biskupiec — one standard, different formats.
Multi-family estates and intimate apartment buildings in Rzeszów. Strażacka 40 — 45 units — the most fully documented in external sources.
Around 650 flats planned in total at the junction of Odolany and Ulrychów. First phase: 103 units, keys handed over in Q4 2026.

Asfaltowa 13, with two-storey flats with gardens, and the Żegiestowska 3 micro-apartments.
2,382 units sold net in H1 2026 — the highest in the group's history.
From Zawisza (over 1,800 apartments by the company's figures) through the LEED Gold-certified SkyRes towers to Zielone Staromieście, due in 2027.

Consistently active in Praga and Wawer since 2005 — a boutique developer with a clear specialisation.
105 metres on a 416 sq m plot. Grupa Antczak holds the permit and has been seeking a partner since December 2025.
4,448 net units worth PLN 3.46bn and a twentieth consecutive payout for shareholders.
144 apartments, a taller building at ~55 m and 17 storeys by Park Zdrowia. Hartbex's clearest turn towards the premium segment.

198 flats delivered in Q4 2025 — a steady track record for the local developer.
PLN 468.8m in revenue, PLN 79.9m net profit and 439 units handed over in 2025.

Natura Resort on Lake Czorsztyn — 222 apartments 50 metres from the water.
Two phases on the Biała estate: the first completed, the second on sale (from PLN 9,900 per sq m). A shift from headline-grabbing towers towards intimate estates.
Three stages (371 + 191 + 290) in Czyżyny, designed by Saran Architekci, stage III completed in Q3 2027. An iteration of the “Vita” brand.
From close to PLN 20,000 per square metre in Mokotów to over PLN 34,500 on Kolejowa Street.

One of the largest land acquisitions in Poland — 220,000 sq m and over 3,000 flats on the former shipyard site.
Błonie Vita: 98 flats, an arcade with 13 retail units and 4 premium apartments with terraces.
A high-rise, multi-family estates, terraced houses and premium homes run in parallel. A broad range of formats within a single market.
A boutique agency from Mokotów: 16 specialists, close to 2,000 transactions according to the firm's own data.

Grupa Cavatina takes on the role of rental operator — 164 furnished units and an extensive retail ground floor.
Four markets, in-house general contracting and a land bank for over 18,800 units.
In-house amenities and services and the logic of the 15-minute city. The other pole of NG's strategy: scale and function rather than the boutique.

A fully glazed premium tower with a viewing platform at ~95 m; 406 apartments, completion in 2028.
From subdividing farmland in Belgium in 1945 to close to 3,400 flats in Warsaw and Kraków.
Operating since 1996, with a dozen or so completed estates and PZFD membership since 2012.
A sponsor since 2012 of the women's volleyball club that claimed the Polish Championship in the 2024/2025 season. The company's name carried by a title-winning team.

One of the largest office transactions on the Katowice market — the tenant consolidates three offices into one.
A turnkey investment property in Pułtusk and an 11,750 sq m plot on the Great Masurian Lakes Trail.

An intimate, family-oriented estate at the foot of Karczówka — common areas with music and composed scents.
RES TOWER, Apartamenty Zamkowe II, Bałtycka 41 and Panorama Rzeszowa. Segment diversification within a single metropolitan area.
Over 23,900 sq m of delivered space, an in-house construction team and four completed estates.
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