Summary:

The aim of this work was to examine the current development status and existing functional structure of selected areas, formerly owned by State Farms (PGR), and to indicate the unused potential of the analyzed areas and determine their suitability for new functions. The created characteristics allowed to determine the original and current state of selected PGR complexes. A comparative analysis of the examined former state farms was carried out from the beginning of their existence to the current state of development. Presented is the spatial development method of the studied former state farms and their compliance, with planning documents. analyzed; study of conditions and directions of spatial development, local spatial development plan, decisions on building conditions and decisions on public purpose investment. The research included important elements in the field of conservation protection, environmental protection and ownership of land and buildings. Attention was also paid to strategic planning for the analyzed areas that were originally part of the PGR complex. The SWOT / TOWS analysis was also used to determine the current state of the studied area. It allowed to choose the right strategy for a specific former state farm complex. Using the business model of Canvas, specified the path, which should be chosen by the given former state farm in order to achieve a specific goal of development.
The final result of the research was to create of a business plan whose main goal was to recommend changes to the existing utility function of the property in the context of the new destination of undeveloped construction objects and adjacent areas.