In Poland, housing prices have risen like in Dubai.

In Krakow, housing prices have risen by 25% in the past year, placing it first among 30 megacities in the world. Warsaw ranked fourth with a growth of 14.2%. This information was published by the local newspaper Puls Biznesu.

According to the report, Krakow demonstrates the highest growth dynamics, Dubai takes second place with a growth of 19.4%, while Madrid is third with 18.9%. At the same Time, Berlin noted a price decrease of 6.2%, and in Paris, prices fell by 5.5%.

The migration of residents from provinces to major cities is one of the reasons for the increase in real estate prices in Poland. Buying real estate is also a popular way to invest, especially during high inflation. Over 70% of Poles consider real estate the best way to invest money.

It is also worth noting that Ukrainians play a significant role in the local real estate market, becoming major players among foreign buyers and renters. According to the Polish Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ukrainians purchased over 30% of the total real estate sold to foreigners, amounting to about 5,000 properties.

After the onset of Russian aggression, immigration of Ukrainians increased significantly, leading to a rise in demand for rental housing in major cities such as Warsaw, Krakow, and Gdansk, as well as an increase in rental prices by 15-25%.

Ukrainians have integrated into Polish society, have stable incomes, and can invest in real estate for both personal living and rental purposes. This contributes to the development of the construction sector and supports the economy of the country.

Changes in rental conditions in Poland

Poland plans to change rental conditions in accordance with European Union requirements. One of the proposed measures is to create a registry for short-term rentals and regulate this type of rental.