18:35 6 October 2025
Demand for apartments from secondary market will increase slightly in Q4
According to a survey by Nieruchomosci-online.pl and the Wroclaw University of Economics, Poland’s secondary housing market should remain stable in Q4 2025, with possible moderate local price declines. Lower interest rates are expected to boost buyer activity—58% of real estate agents predict higher demand for larger apartments, and 55% expect increased interest in studios. Most agents (47%) foresee stable prices for studios, while 39% expect slight price drops for larger units. The number of listings is also likely to grow, especially for bigger apartments.
Experts note that falling rates, rising incomes, and steady prices have calmed buyers, though high property costs and limited mortgage capacity still constrain demand. Detached homes and plots should also see stable prices through year-end.
