Resi4Rent, the largest institutional rental housing operator in Poland, has secured another round of financing from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). The €25 million loan will support the expansion of the company’s rental housing platform across Poland, increasing access to housing solutions and promoting inclusivity standards in the PRS (Private Rented Sector) market.
This new tranche marks a continuation of the collaboration between EBRD and Resi4Rent and expands the original project initiated in 2022, under which the bank provided €75 million in funding. With the new commitment, EBRD’s total investment in the development of Resi4Rent’s portfolio now reaches €100 million.
“This is another round of financing we are directing to Resi4Rent, recognising the company’s consistent growth and contribution to the professionalisation of the rental housing market in Poland,” says Vlaho Kojakovic, Head of Real Estate at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. “We value the scale of operations, the responsible approach to social and environmental issues, and the commitment to increasing access to housing. This investment also reflects the Bank’s new Real Estate Strategy 2025–2029, which prioritises addressing the housing gap and affordability challenges. Such initiatives align with our goals of supporting sustainable development and promoting inclusivity in the real estate sector.”
“The increased financing from EBRD confirms the effectiveness of our business model. We are proud to be building an organisation that not only delivers market success and is a leader in the PRS sector but also integrates sustainability into its development—an aspect that is important to EBRD’s approach to investment funding,” says Rafał Ryba, Chief Financial Officer of Resi4Rent.
The financing granted by EBRD reflects its commitment to supporting socially and environmentally responsible housing development in the living sector. Particular emphasis was placed on inclusivity, with Resi4Rent actively engaging in initiatives that improve housing accessibility and create equal opportunities, both in terms of living conditions and residents’ quality of life.
At the same time, the company adheres to high standards in environmental protection, workplace safety, and labour law compliance, focusing both on the quality of its customer offering and on responsible internal practices.
“For us, this is not just financing. It’s validation that our way of doing things makes sense, both from a market perspective and for our customers. We prioritise quality, accessibility, and responsibility. With EBRD’s support, we can not only accelerate the development of our offer but, above all, better respond to the real needs of people seeking accessible, comfortable, and professionally managed living spaces. Our goal is to raise the standards of responsible housing and make a tangible impact on the housing situation in Poland. And we do this in a way that combines business responsibility with care for the environment and community,” adds Sławomir Imianowski, CEO of Resi4Rent.
The financing provided by EBRD allows for a more flexible and long-term approach to the development of the subscription-based rental housing portfolio. EBRD emphasises that the transaction has a demonstration effect—it aims not only to support a single entity but also to stimulate the growth of the broader PRS market in Poland by promoting modern and responsible financing models in the housing sector.
