How much does it cost?

Submitting a plot and its first assessment are free. The terms of cooperation, the Zone's fee among them, are agreed with you individually — before you sign anything.

Am I selling the land to the Zone?

No. You stay the owner. We promote the plot among investors and put you in touch with a buyer, but the transaction is yours to run. If you are a municipality, the sale still follows your usual procedure.

My plot is small. Is it worth submitting?

Yes. Our offer runs from 0.2 to over 200 hectares. Every submission is assessed on its own. Submit the plot and we will tell you straight whether and how we can help.

What if the plot has no local zoning plan?

Submit it anyway. No plan does not rule a plot out — it sometimes only lengthens the road to an investor. When we talk, we will point out what is worth arranging.

Will my details be published?

No. The offer shows the land, not you. We do not publish your contact details without consent, and it is our account manager who connects you with the investor.

I represent a municipality. Is this cooperation compliant with the law?

Yes. This is promotion of the land and matchmaking with an investor, not a sale of real estate. The disposal procedure stays on your side and in line with the Real Estate Management Act.

Have land for investment? Show it to investors

Are you a municipality, a public office or the owner of land suited for investment? List your plot in the Zone offer. We will show it to companies already looking with us for a place to build, and every decision about the sale stays yours.

Submit land

Bratoszewice (Stryków municipality) seen from a drone: a straight tree-lined road between fields

Why list your land through the Zone

A manufacturing investor is hard to find through an ordinary advert. We talk to companies from all over Poland and from abroad that are looking for a place to build in our region. We have been doing it since 1997.

over 200
plots on offer
3
voivodeships in range
since 1997
matching investors with land
up to 70%
tax relief for an investor in the Zone

Your land in our offer has an edge over an ordinary advert: an investor sees straight away that they can claim the tax exemption here. That raises the value of your plot.

See how we present land

How it works

Basic information is enough to start. The details — zoning or utilities among them — we gather together during a call.

Site inspection with investor representatives

You fill in a short form: where the plot is, how big it is and how to reach you. It will take you five minutes.
We check whether the plot fits our offer and get in touch. Together we fill in the details: zoning, utilities and access.
We describe the plot the way investors look for it and enter it into our offer database. You do not have to know local zoning plans or utility connections — that is our job.
When a company takes an interest in your land, we bring the two of you together. The sale or the lease stays on your side. If you represent a municipality, the transaction follows its usual route, which is a tender.

Before you submit your land

Submitting a plot and its first assessment are free. The terms of cooperation, the Zone's fee among them, are agreed with you individually — before you sign anything.
No. You stay the owner. We promote the plot among investors and put you in touch with a buyer, but the transaction is yours to run. If you are a municipality, the sale still follows your usual procedure.
Yes. Our offer runs from 0.2 to over 200 hectares. Every submission is assessed on its own. Submit the plot and we will tell you straight whether and how we can help.
Submit it anyway. No plan does not rule a plot out — it sometimes only lengthens the road to an investor. When we talk, we will point out what is worth arranging.
No. The offer shows the land, not you. We do not publish your contact details without consent, and it is our account manager who connects you with the investor.
Yes. This is promotion of the land and matchmaking with an investor, not a sale of real estate. The disposal procedure stays on your side and in line with the Real Estate Management Act.