18:26 8 June 2026
Apartment prices continue to rise
In April, Polish apartment transaction prices rose for the fourth consecutive month, though experts describe the trend as stabilization rather than a sharp increase. Cenatorium’s index for Poland reached 119.02 points, up 0.20 m/m, with similar slight rises in Warsaw and major regional cities. The market was supported by deferred demand, stronger mortgage lending, and improved purchasing power after the Monetary Policy Council cut the reference rate to 3.75%. Developers also started more projects.
Experts say the market is becoming increasingly segmented: prime and central locations remain stable, while weaker or peripheral projects face more negotiation pressure. Offer prices are more volatile, falling in some cities and rising in others. Buyers are still advised to negotiate.
