In brief

• BBI Development is preparing to sell apartments in the Roma Tower skyscraper in Warsaw, with sales expected to start at the beginning of 2027.
• The project has been recapitalized by the richest Czech and Rafał Brzoska, who has paid in PLN 110 million over four years.
• According to media reports, apartment prices may be record-breaking, but official prices have not yet been announced.

General contractor on the construction site

A general contractor has already been selected for the construction of the Roma Tower skyscraper in Warsaw, and construction is set to begin (Miliarderzy budują apartamenty dla ultrabogatych w Warszawie. "Mamy długą listę oczekujących" – Business Insider Polska). Apartment sales are planned for the beginning of 2027. The tower is being built on land owned by the Archdiocese of Warsaw, and its investor is the listed developer BBI Development, for which this is its most ambitious project (Roma Tower ma pobić rekord cen mieszkań. W projekt zainwestowali czeski miliarder i Rafał Brzoska – Puls Biznesu).

New shareholders recapitalized the investment

Recently, the richest Czech and Rafał Brzoska, founder and head of InPost, put more money into the venture. Brzoska is not a new player here: he had previously injected capital into the project several times. In total, over four years he has paid PLN 110 million into the investment.

Prices may set records

According to media reports, apartment prices at Roma Tower may break records on the Warsaw market. Official offer prices have not yet been announced, so the scale of this premium remains unclear.

What it means for the market

For competitors in the premium segment, this is a signal that developers are targeting buyers willing to pay high sums for location and finishing standard. With the support of two wealthy investors, the project will enter the market with capital backing, and the first concrete price information will appear together with the sales offer.