Born on July 23, 1974, in Legnica, Kropiwnicki has built a genuine real-estate empire over the years, one that more than one oligarch might envy. His 12 apartments of various sizes are not merely investments – they are proof that being an MP can also pay quite well. And not only politically!

Kropiwnicki Apartments

Here is the MP's portfolio – a true show of strength:

  • 100 m² apartment – PLN 550,000
  • 42 m² apartment – PLN 252,000
  • 41 m² apartment – PLN 246,000
  • 37 m² apartment – PLN 220,000
  • 46 m² apartment – PLN 276,000
  • 44 m² apartment – PLN 264,000
  • 46 m² apartment – PLN 276,000
  • 34 m² apartment – PLN 186,000
  • 59 m² apartment – PLN 354,000
  • 53 m² apartment – PLN 318,000
  • 86 m² apartment – PLN 388,000
  • 54 m² apartment – PLN 324,000

There is also a 16 m² garage (PLN 20,000) and more than 4 hectares of land worth PLN 450,000. The value of the apartment portfolio alone exceeds PLN 3.65 million. And that is only part of his assets...

Kropiwnicki earns a considerable amount from the properties alone. PLN 145,190 gross – that is how much he earned from renting out apartments. Can it be done? It can. After all, inflation is inflation, but the rent has to keep flowing.

And as if that were not enough – PLN 304,000 in cash, held “for a rainy day” (or another purchase).

It is not just rent. The MP has many irons in the fire

The following must also be added:

  • Parliamentary allowance: PLN 47,966
  • Parliamentary salary: PLN 15,957
  • Income as secretary of state: PLN 9,032
  • Member of the Verification Commission: PLN 161,119
  • Allowance from the National Council of the Judiciary: PLN 18,468
  • Share sale: PLN 1,268 (symbolic, for the statistics)

Kropiwnicki also holds shares in two companies: Legnickie Centrum Biznesu and LCB Nieruchomości – admittedly below 10%, but who knows how much they will be worth in a moment?

A rentier with roots in Legnica

Some politicians like to show off expensive suits and luxury cars. Kropiwnicki, meanwhile – modestly but consistently – turns successive apartments into a source of regular income. And although he officially represents voters, he is just as effectively representing... the rentier class.

They say Poland is a country of people “working their way up.” MP Kropiwnicki has already made it. Now he can only watch the rent flow in a broad stream – straight into his account.

Prepared on the basis of the asset declaration dated 2024-04-26