Report: in March, average apartment price from developers increased in Warsaw
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In March 2025, average prices per square meter of new apartments remained stable across most major Polish cities, according to RynekPierwotny.pl. The exception was Warsaw, where the average price rose 1% to around 17,900 PLN/m² due to the release of high-end apartments priced over 30,000 PLN/m². Price stability returned to Tricity (16,300 PLN/m²) and Wrocław (14,700 PLN/m²), supported by an influx of more affordable units. Kraków (16,500 PLN/m²) saw its seventh month of price stagnation, while Łódź (11,500 PLN/m²) and the Silesian Metropolis (11,100 PLN/m²) also remained flat.
Over the past year, the highest annual price increase occurred in Wrocław (10%), with Warsaw seeing the lowest (2%). Other cities posted 3–8% increases.
