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The median flat price in Czarna Białostocka is PLN 7,211 per m² (transactions from the 12 months until June 2026, 50 notarial deeds). This is 22% below the median in Poland (PLN 9,270/m²).
All figures on this page: transactions from July 2025 to June 2026 (part of this period predates the availability of complete county data), changes compared with: ; floor area applies to the tiles at the top, charts, yearly tables, districts, streets and the transaction list (the rooms table includes all floor areas).
Urban-rural municipality (gmina), Podlaskie Voivodeship voivodeship. Data for until June 2026 (the county office submits deeds with a delay). How we calculate.
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How flat prices in Czarna Białostocka are changing: month by month
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| Year | Median PLN/m² | Transactions |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | - | 3 |
| 2026 (until June 2026) | 7,224 | 47 |
How much does a studio flat cost, and how much are 2- and 3-room flats in Czarna Białostocka
| Type | Median PLN/m² | Typical price | Transactions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary market (from a developer) | 7,343 | PLN 320,000 | 25 |
| Secondary market (resale) | 5,283 | PLN 210,000 | 13 |
| studio flat (1 room) | - | - | 1 |
| 2-room flat · typically 40 m² | 7,450 | PLN 309,000 | 18 |
| 3-room flat · typically 49 m² | 6,847 | PLN 360,000 | 21 |
| flat with 4 or more rooms | - | - | 9 |
Transactions from July 2025 to June 2026. The median is shown only where there were at least 10 transactions. Some deeds do not specify the market type, so the total may be lower than the number of all transactions.
The true cost of buying a flat in Czarna Białostocka
For a typical 2-bedroom flat costing PLN 309,000, you also need to budget for:
| 2% tax on civil-law transactions (secondary market only; first-time flat buyers may be exempt) | PLN 6,180 |
| Notary's fee, maximum rate (plus 23% VAT, certified copies and the land and mortgage register entry; in practice it may be lower) | up to PLN 2,006 |
| Flat renovation (PLN/m² of flat (complete renovation, including materials)) | 2,300 PLN/m² |
| Turnkey flat finishing (PLN/m² (turnkey finish, design, package catalogue materials and labour)) | 3,000 PLN/m² |
| Moving service (PLN per hour of work (vehicle + two-person team)) | 200 PLN/h |
| Energy performance certificate (PLN for a flat's energy performance certificate) | 250 PLN |
| Property valuation report (PLN for a property valuation report (flat)) | 900 PLN/valuation report |
| Bespoke kitchen (PLN per linear metre (lm) of bespoke kitchen cabinets, basic option (laminate)) | 3,250 PLN/linear metre |
| Post-renovation cleaning (PLN/m² (post-renovation cleaning)) | 20 PLN/m² |
Tax and notarial fees calculated from the applicable regulations for the specified price, as an estimate. Services: medians from price lists across Poland; service prices in Czarna Białostocka.
Questions about flat prices in Czarna Białostocka
How much does a flat cost in Czarna Białostocka?
A typical flat in Czarna Białostocka costs PLN 310,000 (median from 50 transactions over the 12-month period until June 2026, typical floor area 44 m²). 2 rooms: PLN 309,000. 3 rooms: PLN 360,000.
How much does a square metre of a flat cost in Czarna Białostocka?
The median flat price in Czarna Białostocka is PLN 7,211 per m² (transactions from the 12 months until June 2026, 50 notarial deeds). Half of transactions were between PLN 5,780/m² and PLN 7,383/m². A typical flat had a floor area of 44 m² and cost PLN 310,000.
Is a new-build flat in Czarna Białostocka more expensive than a resale flat?
On the primary market (new builds), the median was PLN 7,343/m² (25 transactions), while on the secondary market (resale) it was PLN 5,283/m² (13 transactions), meaning new flats were more expensive by 39%.
Where do these prices come from?
From the Property Price Register maintained by county authorities and made available by the Head Office of Geodesy and Cartography. These are prices from notarial deeds, meaning the amounts for which flats were actually sold, rather than asking prices.