Murapol Group sold a total of 1,569 residential units to retail customers in the first half of 2026. At the end of June 2026, the Group’s competitive offer, tailored to current market demand, included 4,051 homes across 15 Polish cities.
The first-half results included:
- 1,330 development and preliminary sale agreements signed with retail customers;
- 239 paid reservation agreements, net of cancellations, as of 30 June 2026;
- 4,051 homes available to retail customers in 15 cities;
- 841 homes handed over to retail buyers in 12 cities;
- a large, diversified and regularly replenished land bank capable of accommodating approximately 19,150 homes;
- a substantial development portfolio comprising nearly 7,500 units under construction.
Sales
Total sales to retail customers in the first half of 2026, including paid reservation agreements and excluding cancellations, reached 1,569 units.
This total comprised 1,330 development and preliminary sale agreements signed with retail buyers and 239 paid reservation agreements, net of cancellations, as of 30 June 2026.
Handover of completed homes
Murapol handed over the keys to 841 residential units to retail customers during the first half of 2026.
New homes added to the offer
During the first six months of 2026, Murapol Group added 1,023 homes to its sales offer. These included units in newly launched developments as well as subsequent phases of projects already on the market.
The new homes were made available to customers in Warsaw, Łódź, Wrocław, Toruń and Siewierz.
As of 30 June 2026, Murapol Group’s offer comprised 4,051 residential units across 15 cities.
Homes under construction
At the end of June 2026, Murapol Group’s portfolio of projects under construction included 7,489 units in 99 buildings being developed as part of 24 projects.
Of this total:
- 6,541 units were being developed for the retail market;
- 948 units were being developed for the private rented sector, or PRS.
Land bank
Murapol Group continues to replenish and expand its active land bank systematically.
As of 30 June 2026, the Group controlled land capable of accommodating approximately 19,150 residential units with a combined net usable floor area of around 808,800 square metres across 18 cities.
“The first half of the year confirmed that the housing market remains stable, although it is still demanding and continues to be largely a buyer’s market,” says Nikodem Iskra, President of the Management Board of Murapol SA.
“High supply and the broad selection of available homes mean that buyers now expect not only an attractive price, but also higher quality, greater functionality and additional amenities.”
Murapol expands its affordable premium offer
Murapol is increasing the proportion of projects positioned in the affordable premium segment.
In its new developments, the company is introducing more amenities, including observation terraces, Murapol Gym outdoor fitness facilities and recreational areas designed to improve residents’ everyday comfort while keeping housing prices at a reasonable level.
“We provide customers with more value without requiring them to bear significantly higher costs,” Iskra says.
“This direction, which we began pursuing several years ago, will become the standard across all Murapol Group residential developments: greater convenience at the same price.”
The company also plans to strengthen its presence in Poland’s largest metropolitan areas as it continues expanding its land bank.
According to Murapol, the scale of these markets, their infrastructure and long-term development potential create attractive prospects for future growth.
“At the same time, we will maintain our activity in regional markets where we have successfully built our position over many years,” Iskra adds.
More than 36,000 homes completed in 25 years
During more than 25 years of operations, up to 30 June 2026, Murapol Group completed 104 multi-stage developments.
These projects included 492 buildings containing more than 36,200 residential units with a combined usable floor area of nearly 1.6 million square metres.
