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The Germans Are Invading Poland (This Time With Real Estate Investment Capital) Via Remix News, Polish media outlets and some citizens are lamenting German real estate investors who are swooping into the Polish city of Wrocław and buying up 1,486 apartments, after an agreement was signed on Aug. 16 of this year. However, Wrocław is only one city, and across the country, these same German investors are buying up 5,300 parents in total, for which the Germans will pay €564 million. In Wrocław, the major investment involves numerous buildings on Horbaczewskiego, Jaworska, Zakładowa, and Grabiszyńska Streets. Not everyone is happy about the deal. “Germans are buying nearly 1,500 apartments in Wrocław. They will take over entire apartment blocks, along with their residents. And this is just the beginning of Western companies entering our real estate market. European companies have many times greater capital, so they will easily outbid Polish companies. Either we introduce appropriate taxat...

A Polish residential rental provider Resi4Rent, partly owned by Echo Investment, agreed to sell some real estate assets to TAG Immobilien's unit for €565 million ($660 million)....

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Polish Cyfrowy Polsat owner denies his right to dispose of property is restricted WARSAW, Dec 11 (Reuters) - The owner of Polish media and telecommunication group Cyfrowy Polsat CPS.WA Zygmunt Solorz denied reports that a Liechtenstein court has restricted his ability to dispose of the company's property. Polish media reported on Tuesday that courts in Liechtenstein and Cyprus have imposed restrictions on his ability to make decisions on the property of his companies at the request of his childr...

Courts restrict Cyfrowy Polsat owner's right to dispose of property - Polish media WARSAW, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Courts in Liechtenstein and Cyprus have restricted the possibility of the disposal of Polish media group Cyfrowy Polsat's CPS.WA property by its owner Zygmunt Solorz, Polish media reported on Tuesday, sending its shares down around 7%. Shares in Cyfrowy Polsat sank in recent months after an escalation in a conflict between its billionaire founder and majority shareholder and his children...

Raiffeisen cuts ROE guidance on Polish mortgage loans provisions...