Zbigniew Juroszek: there is no basis for increase in apartment prices
According to Atal CEO Zbigniew Juroszek, apartment prices are unlikely to rise in the near future, but developers may stop offering discounts once oversupply drops. Atal sold 1,158 units between January and September 2025, nearly 30% less than the previous year. Still, Q3 sales rose slightly compared to Q2. Juroszek notes credit availability is improving, but interest rates still need to drop by about 0.5% to fully revive the market.
Buyers are choosing smaller apartments, not out of preference, but necessity. Atal expects a real market recovery in 2026 and currently holds 8,200 units in its offer. Despite spending PLN 113 million on land this year, no further acquisitions are planned, though Atal has land secured for the next 3–4 years.
(pb.pl)