GUS: housing resources in Poland at end of ‘23 amounted to 15.6 mln apartments

By the end of 2023, Poland's housing stock reached 15.6 million apartments, according to the Central Statistical Office (GUS). These apartments contained 60.5 million rooms, with 67.8% located in urban areas. The five largest cities—Warsaw, Krakow, Łódź, Wrocław, and Poznań—accounted for 24.3% of the country's housing resources, though they housed 20.3% of the urban population.

The average apartment size in Poland was 75.5 m², an increase of 0.2 m² from 2022, with rural apartments being 32.9 m² larger than urban ones. By the end of 2023, municipalities had 24.4 thousand hectares designated for residential construction, with 75.8% allocated to single-family homes.

(pb.pl)