Periskop Poland announces new leadership structure
Jacek Wachowicz and Christian Fojtl (on a part-time basis) have taken over the management of Periskop Poland. Both join the management board of Periskop Partners AG’s Warsaw subsidiary, where the current focus is exclusively on land banking activities. They succeed Monika Murawska, who is leaving the company at her own request to take on a new leadership role in the real estate sector.
Jacek Wachowicz brings over 25 years of experience in investment management, project development, and strategic consulting. His previous positions include Catella Poland, Warsaw Property Partners, Immobel Poland, GTC SA, and Heitman.
Christian Fojtl has more than 30 years of experience in the European real estate industry, including roles at Catella Poland, Warsaw Property Partners, and Warimpex Finanz- und Beteiligungs AG. Based in Vienna, he will serve as a link between the Berlin headquarters and the Warsaw office.
The new management will be supported, as before, by Paweł Jastrzębski, whose extensive local transaction experience ensures operational continuity.
Lars Meisinger, CEO of Periskop Partners, commented: “We sincerely thank Monika Murawska for her contribution to building Periskop Poland. With Christian Fojtl and Jacek Wachowicz, we are setting the course for the next phase. We are convinced of the opportunities in the Polish market. While international investors remain cautious due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, the combination of robust economic growth, rising space demand, and a structural shortage of development-ready land creates exactly the environment in which our landbanking approach delivers its greatest value. Once the geopolitical situation improves, international investors’ interest in Poland is expected to increase significantly. We have clear ambitions to scale our commitment there.”
Poland ranks among the EU’s strongest economies, with GDP growth projected to exceed 3 percent for 2026. The demand for development-ready land in academic metropolitan areas such as Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław far exceeds available supply. Periskop Partners acts as investment advisor to a Poland-focused landbanking fund whose strategy is based on the same proven principles as its successful German business.