All articles by Jakub Wysocki

Changing the use of a building structure is becoming increasingly important in the context of urban development, changes in business activity profiles, or the more efficient use of existing spaces. An investment process of this nature requires meticulous compliance with construction law regulations to ensure the legality and safety of the undertaken activities.

Poland's wind energy sector is on the verge of significant legislative changes that could greatly impact the development of renewable energy sources. The government’s draft amendment to the Wind Farm Investment Act aims to liberalize location regulations and simplify investment procedures, accelerating the construction of new installations and enhancing the country’s energy security.

The Polish construction market has seen impressive growth in recent years, and future forecasts remain optimistic. The value of the construction market is expected to exceed 400 billion PLN by 2026. Key factors supporting this growth include EU funds, public investments, and large infrastructure projects, such as the Central Communication Port and High-Speed Rail. Among the challenges the market faces are rising material costs, a shortage of skilled workers, and geopolitical uncertainty. Our law firm, with years of experience in providing legal and tax advice to investors and contractors in the construction sector, offers support for the implementation of investment projects.