Emmerson Evaluation: Flat prices in the primary market increased by 3-16% in H1 2022

Flat prices in Poland’s largest cities rose between 3% and 16% in the primary market and between 6% and 21% in the secondary market in the first half of 2022, according to Emmerson Evaluation's report 'Evaluer Index IH 2022'. 

"In the 21 locations analyzed by Emmerson Evaluation, transaction prices have increased by an average of 10% over the previous six months. For second-hand properties, the increase was very similar, averaging 11%. In terms of price growth dynamics, Białystok stood out, with the highest jump in prices in the primary market (16%) and a high increase in the secondary market (15%). New flats also saw a rapid price increase in Szczecin (14%), in Lublin and Kielce (13% each). On the other hand, the top three cities with the highest price increase for used flats are Zielona Góra, where the price per m2 increased by 21% compared to the second half of 2021. Sopot is in second place with a 19% increase. The podium is closed by Gorzów Wielkopolski, where rates went up by 18%," - the release says.

Source: ISB News