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Polish Developers Cut Supply of Cheaper Apartments in Key Cities

April showed that developers are playing an increasingly differentiated game across Poland’s largest housing markets. Data from BIG DATA RynekPierwotny.pl clearly indicates that in...

Poland’s Housing Market in Q1 2026: More Sales, Fewer New Projects and Rising Prices

In the first quarter of 2026, developers took their foot off the gas. Few new homes were launched, and those that did reach the...

Escalation in the Middle East Could Hit Poland’s Housing Market

The escalation of the conflict in the Middle East has triggered sharp reactions across financial markets—oil and other commodities are rising in price, investor...

Interest Rate Cut by Poland’s Central Bank May Accelerate Growth of Variable-Rate Mortgages

The spring interest rate cut by Poland’s central bank has become a reality. This decision could accelerate an important trend already visible in the...

Poland’s Vacation Property Market: Why the Mountains Beat the Baltic

Winter holidays are in full swing—and with them, the topic of vacation properties, fashionably referred to as “second homes,” continues to attract the attention...

Never Before Have Sellers of Second-Hand Apartments Competed So Fiercely with Developers

Sellers of second-hand apartments have never competed so intensely with developers for buyers’ attention. According to experts from GetHome.pl, buyers in Warsaw, Kraków, and...

2026 Set to Be a Turning Point for the Real Estate Development Market

The coming year is expected to be a breakthrough on many levels for Poland’s real estate development market. Experts from the RynekPierwotny.pl portal have...

Slowing Prices, Rising Expectations: How Poland’s Homebuyers Are Changing

The Polish housing market is entering a new phase—one of stabilization and selective demand. After a period of record price increases, growth has clearly...

Polish Real Estate Market Slows Despite Cheaper Mortgages — Labor Market Weakness Is to Blame

Reports of mass layoffs are becoming increasingly common in Poland. Unemployment has risen, and the government plans to raise the minimum wage by only...

Labor Market Weakness Cools Poland’s Housing Sector Despite Favorable Macroeconomic Conditions

Favorable macroeconomic indicators should, in theory, support a rise in housing sales, yet since the start of 2025, Poland’s real estate market has remained...

September’s “Miracle” on Poland’s Housing Market: Price Transparency Skewed Sales Statistics

September brought what analysts are calling a “miracle month” in the statistics for new apartment sales in Poland. The sudden publication of official housing...
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