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All property stories from Warsaw.
A shortfall of available apartments in prime Warsaw districts fuels intense competition among renters – and impacts affordability for locals.
City planners consider sweeping changes for Wawer that could add thousands of new homes and retail spaces.
Influx of investors after two stagnant years drives up prices and heats up bidding wars, especially in central districts.
An influx of retirees and mid-career professionals is fueling new demand in Warsaw’s leafy outer districts, with prices and amenities to match.
Launch of the Szybka Kolej Miejska extension is transforming Zielona Wola into the capital’s next commuter hotspot.
A surge of investor interest in the capital is reshaping the city’s property market, causing price volatility and changing dynamics for local buyers.
A rising number of Varsovians are renting their homes while investing in properties elsewhere—here's how the numbers stack up in 2026.
More Warsaw newcomers are securing keys in emerging districts as city centre prices remain out of reach.
Amid security jitters and inflation, the capital’s property sector shows signs of resilience, yet remains far from the heady days of the post-pandemic surge.
Rising rents push Varsovians to recalculate how much of their paychecks can go to landlords, with the classic 30% threshold under pressure.
Rising rental yields and café culture are transforming a forgotten swathe of Żoliborz into Warsaw’s latest hotspot for upwardly mobile renters and first-time buyers.
A new rapid tram line linking Targówek to the city centre is driving up home prices in Warsaw’s eastern districts.
Early summer activity from young buyers picks up, with Muranów and Wola emerging as key entry points for flats under 700,000 złoty.
New analysis pinpoints Ursus and Białołęka as districts where mortgage repayments have dropped below average rents, flipping the city’s home affordability map on its head.
City auctions report a sharp decrease in successful sales as buyers hesitate, with Praga-Północ and Mokotów feeling the brunt.
City authorities announce new residential zones in Białołęka and Ursynów, with clear eligibility and application rules for buyers.
A surge in June applications suggests buyers are betting on the end of cheap credit, scrambling to secure deals before the National Bank of Poland makes its move.
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