ROBYG starts 2026 with higher sales and plans to contract up to 3,000 apartments this year

ROBYG Group made a strong start to 2026, consistently implementing its growth strategy while maintaining high sales and operational activity. The company continues to focus on expanding its residential offer in Poland’s largest urban areas and further improving operational efficiency.

In the first three months of 2026, ROBYG contracted around 620 units, representing a 24% increase compared with the same period last year. During this period, approximately 55% of the group’s apartment sales were financed with mortgage loans. At the same time, ROBYG maintained a high level of unit handovers, which supported growth in operating results.

The developer’s current offer includes around 1,850 units. In 2026, ROBYG plans to maintain its sales target at the level of 2,800–3,000 contracted units.

In 2025, ROBYG contracted more than 2,570 units and completed and handed over around 1,700 apartments to customers. The group is consistently expanding its land bank, which currently allows for the development of nearly 22,490 units, including the existing offer, in attractive urban locations, particularly in Warsaw and the Tricity. In 2025, ROBYG Group companies signed new land purchase agreements worth approximately PLN 320 million.

ROBYG continues to actively search for new investment sites in order to further expand its project portfolio, providing solid foundations for continued growth. In the first quarter of this year, the group continued preparations for new developments and expanded its offer in key cities, including Warsaw, the Tricity, Wrocław and Poznań. The company is also preparing to launch development projects in Kraków.

“The first months of 2026 confirm that our business model is resilient to changing market conditions. We focus on projects in the best locations, offering customers high quality and comprehensive solutions. We have had a solid start to the year, and our sales results confirm that we are on a growth path. We are consistently developing our business in the largest metropolitan areas, preparing further projects for sale. The beginning of the year also brought a more favourable environment for purchasing decisions, supported by improved financing conditions and continued customer activity in the largest markets where ROBYG operates as a developer. In the current market environment, strong business foundations are particularly important to us, including scale of operations, a secured land bank and a well-balanced offer,” said Oscar Kazanelson, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of ROBYG.

“We continue to see interest in well-designed apartments in proven locations, while customers’ purchasing decisions are becoming increasingly informed. We focus on projects that combine functionality, high-quality workmanship and modern solutions, while responding to the real needs of individual markets. In the first quarter of 2026, we developed further investments that clearly illustrate both the scale of our operations and the diversity of our offer. These projects are important not only from a sales perspective, but also for further strengthening our position in key residential markets in Poland,” said Eyal Keltsh, CEO of ROBYG.

He added that the market is now more predictable than in previous periods, although customers continue to carefully analyse purchase conditions and the total cost of financing. Investment costs also remain an important factor, which is why the group focuses on responsible planning of its offer, ongoing analysis of market conditions and consistent implementation of its assumptions.

“In this environment, project quality, location and proper alignment of the offer with customer expectations remain crucial,” Keltsh said.

In the first three months of the year, the group strengthened its offer by launching sales of the next stage of the Nowa Wałowa project in Gdańsk, developed under ROBYG’s premium Grand Selection line.

Lower interest rates, including the March rate cut, are expected to gradually support an increase in the number of apartment purchases financed with market-rate mortgage loans in 2026.

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