Transactional apartment prices slowed down in February
Poland’s housing market is stabilizing after a brief rebound. In February 2026, transaction prices rose slightly but much slower than in January, and most experts expect prices to remain stable in the coming months. Demand is increasing, with mortgage lending up 67.4% y/y in value, though buyers now have stronger negotiating power due to a large supply of unsold apartments.
Price trends vary by location, with modest growth in major cities and weaker demand in smaller ones. Offer prices are often falling due to discounts and incentives. Meanwhile, land prices for single-family homes are rising sharply, despite declining interest in suburban living driven by reduced remote work and affordability constraints.
(pb.pl)