The Polish real estate leases in legal and practical terms
The article analyzes the issue of the risk of entering into a lease agreement as a phenomenon that deters Landlords from renting renting out apartments. The reasons for the aforementioned phenomenon are presented, as well as statistics on the current share of the so-called vacancy rate in the Polish real estate market are cited. Juxtaposed are the rights of the Tenant and the Landlord, among others, based on the provisions of the Act of June 21st, 2001 – Tenants Rights, Municipal Housing Stock and the Civil Code Amendment Act (Journal of Laws 2022.1360 of 2022.06.29). A survey was conducted to provide information on how potential Landlords perceive the various issues relating to entering into a lease agreement. The occasional lease agreement as a kind of remedy is discussed, and the risks associated with entering into a lease agreement are analyzed. An attempt was made to answer the question: should the Tenant really be equated with the weaker party to the lease agreement?
Keywords: building law, rent, let, lease, Tenants’ rights
