The housing market in Poland has shown signs of cooling, with the first decrease in square meter prices recorded in over a year, according to 300Gospodarka. After a period of intense growth and escalating prices, the recent data suggests a stabilization. Analysts attribute this decline to a combination of increased supply, higher interest rates, and economic uncertainties impacting buyer demand.
"While the market remains robust, we are seeing a natural correction as prices adjust," a real estate expert said.
This shift may offer relief to prospective buyers who faced soaring costs in the past year.