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Rarely before has a European country embarked on such an extended or indeed sustainable economic growth course. At the time of this writing, Poland ranges at the very top of the list of countries favoured by investors. That said, the times in which the world’s finance and capital markets showed a comparable degree of uncertainty are just as rare. So perhaps it is precisely this combination that makes Poland so attractive as investment destination today. On the one hand, the trend reflects the enormous momentum of the country’s economy and real estate markets, while, on the other hand, it mirrors the stability of the same. Two perfectly sensible motives, as it were. You commit yourself in Poland because it is a commitment qualifying as “sustainable investment” – preservation of capital emerging being the chief motive. Whenever the situation is marked by particularly brisk growth, though, essential questions need to be addressed:
How long will this super-boom continue?
Does it still make sense to enter this market?
These are precisely the issues around which this latest IVG Research study revolves. At the same time, it objectively profiles a country that appears to have played just the right cards in recent years. The epithet often chosen to describe Poland’s economic situation is “textbook performance.” It may well be that market insiders will qualify this idealised image, yet such statements always also reflect on the current state of affairs in other parts of Europe. A truly interesting constellation, to be sure.
Fonte: CS della Società
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