"So let them invest elsewhere. The rights of people investing in concrete cannot be more important than the rights of people using apartments for the purpose they were created: for living." - wrote Anna Maria Żukowska on X, referring to Andrzej Domański's morning statement that it's important to remember that "thousands of Poles have invested their savings in properties, including for short-term rentals."

"Screaming at night, mess, loud parties, thefts – this is the price ordinary people pay for these ‘investments,’ Mr. Minister. So, perhaps you are inclined to side with the thousands. I choose to side with the millions of residents." - she continued in her post.

"My club will not support this bill in its current form. You have knocked all its teeth out in the final stretch. Either you accept our amendments, or Minister Domański will probably have to start looking for money for EU fines. But I believe we can avoid that." - she emphasized.

To niech sobie zainwestują gdzie indziej. Prawa ludzi inwestujących w beton nie mogą być ważniejsze od praw ludzi, którzy wykorzystują mieszkania w celu, w jakim powstały: do mieszkania.

Darcie mordy po nocy, bałagan, głośne imprezy, kradzieże - to jest cena, jaka płacą zwykli… https://t.co/IO345PyJgo

— Anna-Maria Żukowska 💁🏻‍♀️ (@AM_Zukowska) July 17, 2026