When considering all possible locations for purchasing a property in Eastern Europe it is hard not to see why Warsaw is without a doubt the most attractive option. It is the capital city of Poland which is the biggest of all the new member states with a population of close to 40 million.

When crossing Europe from Scandanavia to the Mediterranean or from Moscow to Mayo, one will find Warsaw in these transit routes. Warsaw is not a city for tourism like Prague, it is a no nonsense city geared for trade and business attracting visitors all year round and therefore not falling prey to seasonality. Due to this long term leases are easier to negotiate when letting properties.

In a recent report by Cushman, Wakefield & Healey Warsaw was placed third in a list of all European countries whose governments are creating a favourable climate for business thus proving the ever increasing potential for investment. The property market in Poland continues to show signs of growth and analysts predict increases in property values of 10% - 15% over the next 18 months. So any investor wishing to enter this booming market can depend on the knowledge, flexibility and professionalism of Warsaw Properties to make it all possible.