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seanie
  Apr 12, 07, 16:28  #1

Hi all,

I am new to this site and looking for information on buying development sites in poland as part of a consortium or individually, I have bought and sold propety in Ireland and don't have any experience abroad,

Can anyone advise on the best areas in Poland to explore??

what are the people's experiences in purchasing sites/property?

Many Thanks

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BubbaWoo
  Apr 13, 07, 00:57  #2

are you connected with a guy who posts on here as jchambers...?

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seanie
  Apr 13, 07, 13:01  #3

No I'm not connected to anyone on this site, came across this site when googled property info on Poland and it interested me so I could touch base with people who have similar interests

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seanie
  Apr 13, 07, 13:03  #4

sorry but why do you ask if I am connected to this person?

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BubbaWoo
  Apr 13, 07, 13:21  #5

He is in a similar position to you and has a partner called Sean... I wanted to establish if there was a relationship between the two of you before offering to point you in the right direction

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Ranj
  Apr 13, 07, 13:25  #6

Quoting: seanie
why do you ask if I am connected to this person?

Bubba is just very thorough!

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FISZ
  Apr 13, 07, 13:27  #7

"He's a good man, and thorough"



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Ranj
  Apr 13, 07, 13:27  #8

Quoting: FISZ
"He's a good man,

A Very Good Man!

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seanie
  Apr 13, 07, 16:07  #9

ok.. do you dabble in polish property or property investments in general..?

I'm think of heading to Poland for the first time in a month or two, to see if there are any attractive apartment/site, basically something as an investment, any advise would be appreciated?

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hullo [Guest]
  Apr 14, 07, 01:37  #10

Quoting: seanie
I'm think of heading to Poland for the first time in a month or two, to see if there are any attractive apartment/site, basically something as an investment, any advise would be appreciated?


Firstly BubbaWoo is the person who has all the information, he don't know what he is talking about and probably send you bankrupt, secondly Poland does not welcome greedy investors. So don't bother.

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seanie
  Apr 14, 07, 04:01  #11

thanks for the reply hullo... and to set the record straight i'm not a greedy invester, I have a few quid to invest abroad and I believe Pland has potential, looking for possiblely a Polish guy to go 50/50 on a plot of future development land, so opportunity for a pole to set up a partnership and make something of it and obviously create employment in Poland... to be blunt about it am i wasting my time here, or are there anyone on-line who have similar interests and experiences??

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jkchambers
  Apr 14, 07, 05:11  #12

Hi Seanie,
I have just returned from my 8th trip to Poland in 4 months. My partners and myself have been looking for sites on which to build apartments. We found it hard going to find sites but we believe we now have a couple. If you want to phone me on 086 6057306 I will try to answer any questions you may have.
BubbaWoo and myself enjoyed a few meals over the last few days.
John

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BubbaWoo
  Apr 14, 07, 05:13  #13

Quoting: jkchambers
BubbaWoo and myself enjoyed a few meals over the last few days


and an entertaining wednesday evening at papryka

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BubbaWoo
  Apr 14, 07, 05:20  #14

Quoting: seanie
to be blunt about it am i wasting my time here, or are there anyone on-line who have similar interests and experiences??


no you are not wasting your time - both John and I are familiar with the real estate market in and around the tri-city - if you would like help sourcing land etc please feel free to PM me

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seanie
  Apr 14, 07, 05:33  #15

Hi John,
Thanks for the relpy, That would be excellent, I'm working at the moment and over the w/e i will jot down some questions before I call you. much appreciated

what areas are you considering?.. will you develop the sites yourself and will you have to apply for planning approval or are thet with PP

Cheers..Seanie

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seanie
  Apr 14, 07, 05:43  #16

I'm begiining to see their are descent folk out there ( I hope!)

are you a full time investor from the uk?

cheers for the offers.. I need to research my geography on Poland first, made my first move yesterday and bought the Lonely Planet for Poland! now for some light reading over the w/e!

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BubbaWoo
  Apr 14, 07, 06:05  #17

have a look at what mamdom have to say if you havent seen it already

mamdom.com/

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seanie
  Apr 14, 07, 06:39  #18

I haven't seen it.. there's quite a large spectrum of stuff on this site... what should I be looking at to save me hours of navagating?

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BubbaWoo
  Apr 14, 07, 06:45  #19

could start with these pages


general introduction to buying land

.mamdom.com/aboutpolishland.php?u_usern=&u_userp=

recent articles

.mamdom.com/articles_menu.php?u_usern=&u_userp=

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seanie
  Apr 14, 07, 06:55  #20

cheers

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seanie
  Apr 14, 07, 07:57  #21

Bubbawoo.. do you know Lodz for investment? I just hear of a lot of multinational companies setting up business there, where do you think I should look for a plot??

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seanie
  Apr 14, 07, 09:21  #22

a very informative site..thank you

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markme [Guest]
  Jun 1, 07, 08:21  #23

Hi,

do any of you have any knowledge of, or contacts for, plots for sale in Wroclaw which have development potential. Have just returned from there, and finding it extremely difficult to find such investments. Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated.

Mark

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Wroclaw
  Jun 1, 07, 10:05  #24

Quoting: markme
do any of you have any knowledge of, or contacts for, plots for sale in Wroclaw which have development potential.


How big is a plot ?

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marco88 [Guest]
  Jun 5, 07, 08:56  #25

hi if you would be interested i have some information about development propetities on the south of Poland near Katowice there is some land for sale and some commercial properities there are two international airports near by very industrial area and community of about 3 million people.
greatings
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njb_uk [Guest]
  Jun 6, 07, 14:45  #26

hi i have bought a couple of properties in poland, though not development projects,

i have 3 observations

1) there a quite a few UK companies doing quite a lot of development in poland - slough estates for example

2) there is a labour and building materials shortage in poland - the cost of new developments are raisng fast

3) having said that, there is a lot of new development under construction


regards

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markme [Guest]
  Jun 19, 07, 07:47  #27

Hi,

size of plot I have in mind would be in the order of 1 or 2 hectares.

I'm aware of inflationary and supply pressures of both labour and material in the construction industry, but thanks for observations.

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Wroclaw
  Jun 19, 07, 08:49  #28

Quoting: markme
size of plot I have in mind would be in the order of 1 or 2 hectares.


Most local people are buying plots like this.........10, 20 and even 30km from the centre.

The labour shortage is part myth. It depends what you want doing.

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markme [Guest]
  Jun 19, 07, 09:30  #29

Hi Wroclaw,

when you say local people are buying similar size, what is their intended use? eg. self build single house for own use / development of multiple units for resale / speculative purchase in the hope of selling on the land later when city "spreads"?

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Wroclaw
  Jun 19, 07, 10:02  #30

When local people buy land it is for a self-build home, something for the future. Some people are buying land and holding on to it. These people will sell when the market is right for them, which means when foreign folk are allowed to by [without problems].
You have to remember that a lot of people live in council rented property and buying in the suburbs and countryside is seen as an investment.
Something for the future = Polish people pass on property to the next generation.
Development companies don't operate in the countryside, yet. However, local builders might build three or four units on a plot.
Building outside of town has many problems...... no gas supply for example. Plus, you can't build on farmland without good reason.

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