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Mickpl wrote that during the Senate's work on the bill regulating Airbnb rentals, there was lobbying from three foundations. According to him, these organizations demanded a change in the definition of hotel services, which would allow funds that had announced plans to build hotels but ultimately built rental apartments to avoid paying a 23% VAT. The author noted that the argument raised was the possible negative effects on students. In his opinion, this referred to individuals renting rooms in private dormitories for 3,000 PLN. He added that signing lease agreements could provide tenants with protection, and the status of students was not to be verified. Mickpl indicated that comments could be submitted regarding print number 863, as well as concerning the cooperatives he had written about earlier. #airbnb #ustawa #wynajem (translated)

The Spanish real estate market, despite the continuous rise in prices, is experiencing a decline in the number of transactions due to increasing uncertainty among investors and the announced reforms regulating rentals, which prompts Poles to adopt a more cautious approach to investments. #nieruchomości #Hiszpania #inwestycje (translated)

Cooperators in Warsaw are struggling with the problem of short-term rentals, which leads to inappropriate transformations of apartments and raises concerns related to new cooperative law regulations regarding transparency. #wynajemkrótkoterminowy #nieruchomości #spółdzielnie (translated)

Aleksander Twardowski wrote that MP Kamil Wnuk responded to his question about renting a car, but the amounts and facts provided by him differed from the information from the Chancellery of the Sejm. Twardowski informed that yesterday he requested the Chancellery to audit the contracts of the MP. He added that if it turns out that Wnuk settled a higher amount than he actually spent, he would notify the prosecutor's office. The Chancellery had previously conducted a similar audit regarding Adam Gomoła. Twardowski also wrote that Poland 2050 informed him via email that it would not disclose the contract register with complete data of the parties. He declared that upon receiving a written refusal with justification, he would take the matter to court. He accused Katarzyna Pełczyńska and Szymon Hołownia of not wanting to reveal how public money is spent and described such actions as a violation of the law. He also informed that the day before yesterday he submitted a request to the Left for the disclosure of the full, non-anonymized register of contracts concluded since the beginning of the term. He expected a refusal and announced that he would promptly appeal it to the court. Finally, he recommended the Citizens' Network and encouraged financial support for it. #FinansePubliczne #Jawność #Prawo (translated)

Aleksander Twardowski wrote that MP Wnuk responded to him after a few days, informing him that he is renting a 2023 Audi Q5 from a company called Rekom. According to Twardowski, the MP stated that the monthly rental cost is 2570.70 PLN, which the author calculated to be 30,848.40 PLN annually. Twardowski compared this amount with 45,225.85 PLN reported, as he wrote, in the MP's settlement with the Chancellery of the Sejm. He announced plans to submit a request for an audit of Wnuk's contracts and addressed questions to the Marshal of the Sejm, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, asking why the contracts are not being checked by the office, made public, or available to the Chancellery. The author wondered whether the MP provided him with an incorrect, understated amount or whether he received more from the Chancellery of the Sejm than the cost of the rental. He also inquired about what the company Rekom does. #polityka #wynajem #transparencja (translated)

Deweloperuch.pl informed that it had been working on a new version of the portal under the codename "Deweloperuch Beciak" and was ready to start presenting the upcoming changes. It was reported that some of them responded to user suggestions sent in comments and emails; it also encouraged the submission of further ideas. The service stated that according to its data, 57% of the properties offered for short-term rental in Warsaw were located in two districts. Deweloperuch.pl was also working on better data coverage from RCN, increasing the number of available transactions from users in interesting cities, and improving address and property recognition. It announced that it would provide more historical data, including those containing errors, and reported that its algorithm had reached version 39. #DeweloperuchBeciak #portal #zmiany (translated)

The author of the entry stated that in Poland, the stock of housing in institutional renting (PRS) has doubled in three years. He noted that the costs of carrying out investments have risen faster than rents, and private dormitories provided a small portion of places for students. #mieszkania #nieruchomości #wynajem #PL #PRS (translated)

The Ministry of Underdevelopment and Technophobia wrote that communities will be able to ban short-term rentals in their buildings. According to it, owners renting apartments for short terms were planning to blackmail neighbors seeking to end their activities in Facebook groups. The author added that some were willing to give apartments to "very troublesome tenants" to disturb their neighbors again. He described this as the true face of the hospitality industry. #wynajem #turystyka #sąsiedzi (translated)

Aleksander Twardowski stated that a week earlier he had approached MP Kamil Wnuk with questions about a car rented with parliamentary funds. He noted that last year the rental cost exceeded 45,000 PLN and was higher than that of MP Adam Gomola. Twardowski emphasized that he did not receive a response and reiterated his questions regarding the make, model, and year of production of the car, the renter, the duration of the contract, and the monthly fee. #sejm #publicznefinanse #transparentność (translated)

Developers are increasingly rarely investing in new warehouses without signed pre-rental agreements, which is leading to a rise in interest in rentals, and in the first half of 2026, over 3.5 million square meters of space were rented in Poland, which represents a 21 percent increase compared to the previous year. #nieruchomości #magazyny #wynajem (translated)

Aleksander Twardowski wrote that at the beginning of the current term, among the MPs of Poland 2050, there was an instruction circulating on how to finance car rentals using funds from the Chancellery of the Sejm. According to his account, one of the party's MPs was advised to have the leasing agreement made with a friendly or related company, which would then rent the car to the MP. Twardowski noted that he obtained this information from an acquaintance who had participated in such a conversation. The author claimed that this solution would allow for the later purchase of the car by the company and its resale to the MP. In his assessment, a similar mechanism was used by MP Gomoła. He added that the MP who was supposed to convey the instructions and was still a member of Poland 2050 also rented a car that, according to Twardowski's informant, could ultimately become his property. Twardowski referred to a statement by Jerzy Woźniak, the Deputy Head of the Chancellery of the Sejm, made in August to the WP portal. Woźniak was said to have stated that a rental agreement financed by the Chancellery could not provide for a purchase option. According to Twardowski, the principle was to prevent a situation in which an MP would pay for the rental from the parliamentary lump sum for four years and then buy the car for a small amount. The author assessed that Gomoła's case might not be an isolated incident, but part of a broader strategy. He addressed a question to the Speaker of the Sejm, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, regarding a change in regulations. He also wrote that the Speaker's order does not specify what means of transportation can be rented with the lump sum for conducting parliamentary office work and pointed out that, in his opinion, an MP could account for the rental of a helicopter for 5,000 zł in this way. #jawnosc #PL2050 #sejm #transparencja (translated)

S. Szynkowski vel Sęk wrote that Donald Tusk had at his disposal a government center in Łańsk with a villa, swimming pool, saunas, a kayak rental, and stables, as well as the Warsaw residence Parkowa. He noted that government and presidential centers operate in most countries and serve the administration, hosting foreign guests, and organizing events. He added that some facilities are partially made available for commercial use, mentioning the lower Presidential Castle in Wisła and the facilities in Łańsk. He claimed that countries without such centers pay high sums for the rental of representative facilities. He accused Tusk of triggering the "horse affair" to attack the president and distract attention from the ineptitude of his own governments. #Polska #DonaldTusk #polityka (translated)

The voice from the sink wrote that the person paying for the rental should not oppose the guest if the guest is mainly with the inviting person or using the common areas. He added that if he were paying a lot for a room or an apartment, he would mock someone who tried to decide whom he could invite and for how long. #wynajem #prawa #relacje (translated)

Patryk Spaliński compared social reactions in France, Spain, and Poland. He wrote that in France, high school students initiated riots due to overcrowded classes and the introduction of a yearly fee of 180 euros for post-secondary studies, which paralyzed the whole country. According to him, in Madrid, about 500,000 people took to the streets due to the eviction of a 70-year-old woman. Spaliński wrote that in Poland, after the revelation of what he claimed was the theft of several dozen million zlotys from the KPO, which were supposed to go towards yachts and solariums in kebab shops, million-zloty salaries for doctors, billions for developers from public funds, and a sharp rise in rents, people forgot about the matter after a week. He concluded his post by stating that he had no words. #protesty #sytuacjawkraju #sprawyspołeczne (translated)

Mickpl wrote that students accounted for about one third of the rental market, which is more than immigrants and refugees combined. In his opinion, the construction of new student housing by the state would lower the actual costs of studying and rents in almost all markets. He added at the end: "Well, yes." #wynajem #studenci #mieszkania (translated)