15:15 2 November 2026
Apartments from developers in four large cities cheaper when accounting for inflation
Developer asking prices for apartments rose more slowly than inflation y/y in four of seven Polish markets surveyed by Otodom Analytics as of October 30, 2026. Prices increased 1.8% in Kraków, 1.4% in Katowice, 2.4% in the Tri-City area and 3.2% in Łódź, below October’s preliminary inflation reading of 3.5%. Warsaw recorded the fastest increase at 9.6%, followed by Wrocław at 7.7% and Poznań at 7.6%. Wrocław’s average asking price rose 2.8% m/m to PLN 15,954 per square meter, while the Tri-City figure fell 0.7% to PLN 17,689.
Average prices reflect changes in the mix of apartments offered and do not necessarily indicate changes in individual property prices.
