Masovian Voivodeship is the largest and most populous of the 16 Polish provinces. It spreads on  35,579 square kilometers in east-central Poland. The Voivodeship has 5 million inhabitants and a significant part of them lives in Warsaw (1.7 million) Other important cities are  Radom, Płock and  Siedlce. The capital of the voivodeship is the national capital, Warsaw.

Masovian Voivodeship is the center of science, research, education, industry and infrastructure in the country. It currently has the lowest unemployment rate in Poland and is classified as a very high income province and offers a lot of options of flats and houses for sale and rent. The beautiful landscape is popular among holidaymakers due to the number of historical monuments and greenery; forests cover over 20% of the voivodeship's area, where pines and oaks predominate in the regional landscape. Additionally, the famous Kampinos National Park located within Masovian Voivodeship is a UNESCO-designated biosphere reserve.

The capital of Poland attracts international tourists with its monumental architecture, a lot of historical places, and friendly people. Quantity of tourists and immigrants increases demand for flats for rent. 

Poland’s vivid real estate market attracts investors from all over the world. The Masovian Voivodeship is among the most attractive investment targets. Warsaw is a large cosmopolitan city in the heart of this beautiful region. You can find flats for rent and sale which can satisfy any kind of demand. You can find modern flats in new buildings in the business center of Warsaw, or cozy flats for rent and sale in the historical part of the city or for people who look  for house for rent or sale Warsaw offers  zone of the Masovian Landscape Park in the oasis of tranquility of a charming and very green leafy area.While Poland's economic fundamentals remain strong even due to its proximity to the Ukrainian conflict, the fact that the country's real estate market hasn't caught up may be a sign for investors to start buying. Putting aside any potential undervaluation, Poland has some of the best rental yields in Europe. Warsaw is still the most expensive place to buy property. The growth of the house pricing index is almost 11%. Warsaw as a center of the area has excellent flight connections with Europe and overseas. There are a lot of new buildings with flats for renting and sale which offer high standards of housing, with wide common areas, security personnel, large terraces and sometimes even swimming pools on their roofs.  

Plock is a smaller historic city on the banks of the Vistula River. For a short period, it was even the capital of Poland in the XI th century. 

Plock is a powerhub for the Polish refinery industry. Flat prices per square meter range 15% less than in the capital. Renting for sure is much cheaper and easier because of lower demand. 

Radom’s pretty city center attracts tourists however, Radom’s rental prices are a tiny bit lower but the cost of a sqm is higher than in Plock.

While Warsaw is accessible by flights, trains, roads, Plock and Radom are available within a short train or car or bus ride from the capital. Public transportation is widespread in the major cities and any attraction can be reached swiftly. Uber is available in Warsaw. 

If you are looking for a flat for renting or selling in Warsaw you can be not worried about how to get to different destinations because the capital of Poland has a wide network of metro which connects the whole city and also with its main airport Warsaw airport of Federic Chopin. However it has a second airport -Modlin, located 1 hour away, traveling by bus.Second airport focused mostly on low cost flights which connects Warsaw with other european capitals. 

One of the popular means of transportation between its citizens is a tram. Tram lines connect the main places of the city and it's fast and comfortable.  

In the last few years it became very popular, first of all in summer seasons, to use public bicycles for traveling around the city. They are cheap and comfortable and you can find them everywhere. Warsaw has highly developed infrastructure for riding bicycles. 

An important advantage of Warsaw transport is that all kinds of transportations are animal friendly and you can easily travel everywhere with your pet.

Warsaw is full of sights, pubs, and restaurants. Although having been destroyed in the Second WW it has even been rebuilt nicer as it had been before. Plock and Radom offer beautiful old cities, cathedrals and excellent Polish cuisine.  Warsaw is the perfect place for people who like sports and open air activities. Warsaw has a lot of amazing parks adapted for jogging, cycling, skating or just to have a pleasant walk enjoying the nature and quiet atmosphere.  Travelers roaming in their city centers enjoy their pristine tranquility.

One of the attractions of Warsaw is considered its river Wisla which divides the city in two parts. In warm months of the year the banks of the river become a very animated place full of terraces where you can have a drink enjoying river wie and pleasant day.

Also there are a lot of tourist boats which offer visitors and citizens a nice trip by the river and sea on both banks of Warsaw. 

Of course, the market deserves special attention. It attracts visitors with its original architecture and fabulous atmosphere, especially during the Christmas season, when the Christmas market opens in the square. At the fair you can taste Polish cuisine and drink warm mulled wine. Warsaw is also a very culturally active city. The capital often hosts a variety of concerts, sports competitions and marathons that you can take part in or just watch from the side. And for art lovers it will always be interesting to visit one of the many performances at the Warsaw Opera. In a word, everyone can find entertainment they like and can afford in the capital of Poland.