Apartment prices rising in Polish cities, but not at the same rate
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In Poland, housing prices continue to rise, though at a slower pace compared to previous quarters. Warsaw remains the most expensive, with new housing prices nearing PLN 18,000 per square meter and secondary market prices exceeding this threshold. From April to June 2024, prices increased by 14% on the primary market and 18% on the secondary market y/y, slightly lower than the previous quarter's growth.
Significant price differences exist between cities, with Kielce, Kraków, and Rzeszów experiencing the highest increases. Conversely, cities like Opole and Olsztyn saw minimal declines. On the secondary market, Warsaw's average price reached PLN 18,567 per square meter, while Gorzów Wielkopolski's was PLN 6,975. Key increases were noted in Katowice and Kraków.
