In today's article from the series "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry," we discuss the latest resolution of a seven-judge panel of the Supreme Administrative Court, dated March 16, 2026, file reference I OPS 4/25, regarding a legal issue concerning proceedings for the establishment of perpetual usufruct under the Warsaw Decree. Although this ruling is not groundbreaking, it constitutes significant confirmation of well-established case law, […]

In today's article, as part of the series titled "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry," we'd like to revisit the much-discussed real estate market issues surrounding the planned regulations for short-term rentals in buildings and premises not directly related to hotel operations. We wrote about these proposed changes in December 2026, as part of a parliamentary bill currently being processed as a parliamentary document […]

In today's article from the series "Tuesday Mornings for Construction Professionals," we were once again inspired by the interpretations of the General Office of Building Control ("GUNB"), from the educational series entitled "Interesting Interpretations of GUNB," which this time explained how to evaluate a repeated notification of construction completion. This topic has a very practical dimension, as there are situations in which the building control authority raises an objection to […]

In today's article from the series "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry," we present an updated draft amendment to the Spatial Planning and Development Act ("UPZP"), the original text of which, from October 2022, was updated following consultations last week at the Joint Government and Local Government Committee. This draft is included in the Council's List of Legislative and Programmatic Works […]

In today's article from the series "Tuesday Mornings for Construction Workers," we'd like to introduce you to one of the latest interpretations from the General Office of Building Control ("GUNB"), published as part of the educational series "Interesting Interpretations of GUNB," in which the office explains selected provisions of construction law that may raise doubts or divergent interpretations. Today's question is: are several entries in the construction log […]

Today's article in the series entitled "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry" once again concerns the announced statutory changes, as at the end of January 2026, the List of Legislative and Programmatic Works of the Council of Ministers published the assumptions for further changes to the Act Amending the Act on the Protection of the Rights of Purchasers of Residential Premises or Single-Family Houses and the Developer Guarantee Fund ("Development Act") (project number UD361). According to the Ministry […]