Apartments are selling for more and more, markets waiting for MPC decision

Housing prices in Poland continue to rise, with March 2025 seeing another increase in transaction values. However, a potential interest rate cut by the National Bank of Poland, expected soon, could ease mortgage burdens and stimulate demand. A 0.25–0.5% reduction could lower monthly payments by up to PLN 150 on an average mortgage, encouraging hesitant buyers.
Experts believe lower rates would improve affordability and credit capacity, possibly boosting sales by 5,000 units in major cities. Yet, uncertainties like possible economic slowdown or job losses may delay broader market revival. The absence of government support programs and mixed consumer sentiment keep the real estate outlook cautiously optimistic but uncertain.
(pb.pl)