Abstract
The paper presents an analysis of the private-sector developers’ investment market in Poland focusing on its spatial effects. Initial observations showed an increase in the share of small developers in the Polish market. So far, however, no research on this topic has been conducted. The study used a two-stage research approach, analyzing source materials and conducting qualitative, quantitative, and statistical research on small Polish non-corporate developers. Data was collected in 2019-2020 through online survey tools. Results show that their activity can be boosted by better access to land, more funding choices, and less worry about market downturns. These developers focus on selling apartments quickly, maximizing profits and adjusting their strategies based on market trends by choosing specific plot sizes to develop. A typical method of land development for the surveyed Polish developer is the densest possible development of single-family housing, two-unit semi-detached houses with apartments ranging from 60-80 m2. This article constitutes the second part of research conducted since 2020 on developer preference.