FM newsroom – office market, facility management. Yareal Polska is entering a dynamic growth phase, with major developments underway across both residential and commercial sectors.
Expanding Footprint
Yareal is actively delivering nearly 1,200 new homes and preparing to launch another 1,000 units in the coming months. With land reserves secured for over 2,000 more, the developer is solidifying its long-term role in Poland’s housing market—particularly in Warsaw and potentially the Tri-City area.
In the commercial space, Yareal manages 80,000 sqm of office space in Warsaw, valued at over €350 million. According to Property Forum, the company is shifting from a traditional “develop–lease–sell” model toward long-term leasing and asset management—a strategy that aligns well with the needs of facility and property managers focused on stability and tenant retention.
Upcoming office projects will prioritise central locations, human-scale architecture and flexible, sustainable design.
“We are very proud of all the projects we have completed, as well as of the entire path we have travelled over the last 20 years. Sustainable development has been one of the foundations of Yareal’s operations from the very beginning. Development investments not only meet specific human needs but also play a significant role in the national economy, leaving a permanent mark on the urban fabric and environment. (…) As one of the first developers, we focused on sustainable development, certifying not only our office buildings but also residential projects in the BREEAM system. (…) The entire process of developing our organisation would not be possible without a team of great professionals who develop our company every day. It is they who create Yareal and constitute the unique identity of this company,” –Jacek Zengteler, President of Yareal Polska, told Nowa Warszawa.
Emphasis on Redevelopment and Sustainability
Yareal is increasingly repurposing or redeveloping existing buildings, offering the chance to work and live within updated spaces that retain strong urban value. Sustainability is a core component of every project, featuring elements such as green roofs, low-emission construction materials, and biodiverse landscaping. These features not only enhance tenant well-being but can also lower operational costs and boost ESG performance.
Mixed-Use and In-House Asset Management
Projects like SOHO by Yareal and LIXA City Gardens show the company’s shift toward mixed-use developments with in-house asset management. This approach enables Yareal to generate income during project buildouts, providing property managers with access to evolving assets that remain active and profitable throughout the development process.
With a team of over 50 people and financial backing from the YAM Invest Group, Yareal is well-positioned to continue scaling its operations. The focus moving forward: diversification, sustainable design, and long-term value—all trends facility and property managers should watch closely.
