deweloperskie

Deweloperskie is a Polish adjective derived from deweloper (developer). It denotes something connected with developers or with development activities. The term is widely used in two main domains: real estate and information technology, but can appear in economics, planning, and business discourse. Etymology: borrowed from English "developer" via Polish adaptation; the suffix -ski/-skie forms standard Polish adjectives.

In real estate: The phrase deweloperskie is commonly used to describe properties offered by developers, especially new construction projects. Phrases such as "mieszkania deweloperskie" or "nieruchomości deweloperskie" distinguish from properties on the secondary market ("z rynku wtórnego") or from existing stock. Contracts often refer to "umowy deweloperskie" (developer agreements) or "lokale deweloperskie" in early stage.

In technology: "narzędzia deweloperskie" or "oprogramowanie deweloperskie" refer to development tools and software used by programmers. Other uses include "finanse deweloperskie" or "projekty deweloperskie" in urban planning.

Notes: The word is not limited to a single domain and is used primarily in formal or semi-formal contexts. In everyday language, "deweloperskie" is most likely to be found in real estate listings, press releases, or technical documentation.

Alternative forms: Masculine "deweloperski" and feminine "deweloperska" adapt to noun gender. The noun form "deweloper" refers to the person or company developing property or software.