15:16 21 February 2026
Property Price Register allows public to see prices of apartments
Poland has removed mandatory fees for access to the Real Estate Price Register, opening official transaction data to the public for the first time. This marks a major step toward greater market transparency, since the register contains real transaction prices rather than listing prices. However, the data are published with delays of several months and require formal requests and interpretation skills, so they are not a simple tool for tracking current prices.
Experts stress that raw records lack context such as property condition or location specifics. The main benefit will be indirect: banks, analysts and portals can build more accurate valuation models. The reform is especially important for the secondary market, where price differences are greater.
