Market Trends in Poland’s Secondary Housing Sector in 2025 with Rising Supply and Falling Prices
Veronika Mamontova
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why are Poland’s home prices falling in 2025?
In 2025, Poland’s resale housing market has more listings, easing price pressure. Higher supply and cautious demand, due to interest rates, push sellers to lower prices slightly. These trends cause mild price drops or stabilization in many cities.
What is the “secondary housing market” in Poland?
It’s the market for pre-owned homes, not new builds. In Poland, this includes apartments and houses resold by owners. In 2025, listings have increased, especially in cities, signaling more supply and leading to slight price adjustments.
Which Polish cities have seen price drops in 2025?
In 2025, Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław show slight price drops after years of growth. Supply rose in these markets, and buyers are more selective. Mid-sized cities vary - some stable, others down - while big cities show the clearest price corrections.
What does rising housing supply mean for buyers in Poland?
Buyers in 2025 have more choices and stronger bargaining power. With more homes on the market, prices are softer, and sellers more flexible. This gives buyers time to compare offers and potentially get better terms or discounts on purchases.
How are sellers adapting to Poland’s 2025 housing market trends?
Sellers are adjusting by lowering asking prices and improving listings. Many renovate or stage homes to attract buyers. Some offer perks like covering fees. With more competition, flexibility helps close deals in Poland’s cooling 2025 market.