BPI Real Estate warns that uncertainty is returning to Poland’s housing market, as contractors raise prices and developers prepare for higher costs. Geopolitical tensions, especially in the Middle East, may push construction offers up by a few percent.

Despite this, the company continues expanding its land bank, with secured projects in Poznań and Gdańsk until around 2030, while actively seeking central plots in Warsaw.

Most buyers are cash clients, making demand more resilient to banking conditions. BPI plans to deliver over 300 apartments this year, maintaining last year’s level, while focusing on prime urban locations and long-term development strategy.

(propertynews.pl)


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