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Newspaper articles and WEH Kanton's articles
  2006-02-28
Dynamic expansion of airports in Poland
Thanks to Poland’s entry into the European Union and the complete opening up of Polish sky, traffic at Polish airports is dramatically increasing. Airport expansion offers a chance for development that cities don’t want to lose. That’s why every airport in Poland is currently a construction site. (Visited: 814)
Source: PMR Ltd.
 
  2006-01-17
Motorways in 2006
This year will mark an important stage in the development of Poland’s motorway construction programme. Three sections of new or modernised motorway are to be completed. (Visited: 1097)
Source: PMR Ltd.
 
  2005-10-25
More and more flats being built in Poland
Fifty percent more flats were completed in September this year than twelve months previously.

In the first nine months of 2005 more than 76,000 new units were built. Most of them, almost 44,000, were projects initiated by individual investors, who completed 5 159 flats in September 2005, i.e. 20.8 % more than a year ago and 5.9 % up on August.

There are several reasons for the rise in the number of newly built and sold flats. The first is the increase in Poles’ purchasing power as a result of greater access to credits. Today loans can be obtained more quickly because banks are employing more flexible procedures and place fewer demands on borrowers. This means that people, especially the younger generation, which until recently would not even consider the idea of buying a flat, are now deciding to do so more and more often. The present boom is also favoured by falling interest rates for credits.

Secondly, we are also dealing with a new phenomenon, i.e. purchasing flats for investment purposes. People are buying into real estate today hoping to take advantage of the economic situation and invest their capital for profit. With this goal in mind they are taking out credits to purchase one or several flats in order to sell them off later at a higher price.

Foreigners are also playing their part in the market boom. They are dominated by the Irish, Italians and Spaniards, but the number of willing buyers from abroad is growing steadily. However, the majority are buying flats in Poland because they remember the dramatic rise in property values in their own countries after they joined the European Union. Real estate prices will certainly climb steadily higher and higher. For example, apartments in the city centres of Madrid or Dublin today do not go for less than €6,000 a metre.

Furthermore, investments in Polish real estate now offer a higher profit margin than bonds or investment funds in the “old” EU states. (Visited: 372)
Source: PMR Ltd.
 


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 Statistical data of the Customs Office of the PRC
za February 2006
Import from Poland
value: 35.0 mln USD
change: ↓-25.9%
YTD: 104.0 mln USD
change: ↑40.64%
Export to Poland
value: 206.1 mln USD
change: ↑12.85%
YTD: 460.2 mln USD
change: ↑23.12%
Trade Balance
value: 171.1 mln USD
change: ↑26.36%
YTD: 356.2 mln USD
change: ↑18.80%
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Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan - gospodarka, handel, prawo 2003
"Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan - gospodarka, handel, prawo 2003" is our office's economic guidebook to South China published in Polish language. Here you can find informations about Guangdong, Guangxi and Hainan provinces, as well as about the city of Guangzhou, and Closer Economic Partnership Agreement between Hong Kong S.A.R. and mainland China, also known as CEPA.

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