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Flat prices in in March 2024

The median price of a flat in Poland in January ‑ March 2024 was PLN 8,271/m², 15.2% more than a year earlier. On the secondary market (resale), prices are rising in 77 and falling in 1 of the 80 cities and municipalities (gminas) compared.

Median for Poland (January ‑ March 2024)
8,271 PLN/m²
Year on year
+15.2%
Primary market
8,491 PLN/m²
Secondary market
7,738 PLN/m²

Where prices are rising fastest

#LocalityVoivodeshipSecondary market median, PLN/m²Year on yearResale trans­actions
1MarkiMazowieckie Voivodeship10,435+36.9%73
2WieliczkaMałopolskie Voivodeship11,694+36%74
3MalborkPomorskie Voivodeship5,595+28%70
4RybnikŚląskie Voivodeship5,265+26.7%104
5KaliszWielkopolskie Voivodeship6,062+26.4%135
6SopotPomorskie Voivodeship17,353+25.7%91
7OpoleOpolskie Voivodeship8,651+24.8%207
8ŚwiętochłowiceŚląskie Voivodeship5,077+24.5%84
9KrakówMałopolskie Voivodeship13,750+24.2%2013
10ChorzówŚląskie Voivodeship5,426+24%139
11StargardZachodniopomorskie Voivodeship6,765+22.7%150
12MysłowiceŚląskie Voivodeship5,342+22.5%113
13Piekary ŚląskieŚląskie Voivodeship4,374+22.3%86
14ZąbkiMazowieckie Voivodeship11,189+21.5%82
15Siemianowice ŚląskieŚląskie Voivodeship5,346+21.4%128

Where prices are falling or rising most slowly

#LocalityVoivodeshipSecondary market median, PLN/m²Year on yearResale trans­actions
1LesznoWielkopolskie Voivodeship5,947-2.4%76
2SzczecinekZachodniopomorskie Voivodeship5,027-1.2%56
3Dobra (Szczecińska) municipality (gmina)Zachodniopomorskie Voivodeship6,996+1.1%103
4KwidzynPomorskie Voivodeship5,211+2.6%51
5IławaWarmińsko-Mazurskie Voivodeship6,267+3.1%71
6Tarnowskie GóryŚląskie Voivodeship5,448+4.6%57
7NysaOpolskie Voivodeship5,309+4.9%71
8PabianiceŁódzkie Voivodeship5,448+4.9%72
9Nowy SączMałopolskie Voivodeship6,466+4.9%58
10ZabrzeŚląskie Voivodeship4,535+5.1%298
11KoszalinZachodniopomorskie Voivodeship6,622+5.1%207
12TarnówMałopolskie Voivodeship6,151+5.5%125
13Piotrków TrybunalskiŁódzkie Voivodeship4,758+5.7%64
14PuławyLubelskie Voivodeship6,459+5.7%68
15Jastrzębie-ZdrójŚląskie Voivodeship4,189+6.3%58

Most and least expensive large markets

Localities with at least 100 transactions in January ‑ March 2024.

LocalityMedian PLN/m²Year on yearTrans­actions
Sopot18,114+29.4%107
Warsaw14,377+16.8%6714
Kraków12,507+19.1%4786
Gdańsk10,890+13.2%3398
Wrocław10,785+17.3%4085
Ząbki10,403+17.1%116
Gdynia10,204+13.1%860
Wieliczka9,648+19.8%258
Pruszcz Gdański9,551+18%142
Lublin9,479+12.9%585
Kołobrzeg9,426-14.9%213
Szczecin8,866+9.1%1229
Pruszcz Gdański municipality (gmina)8,831+35.5%133
Katowice8,682+11.7%1504
Toruń8,464+17.7%618
Białystok8,426+13.6%2864
Olsztyn8,396+15%768
Mińsk Mazowiecki8,300+32.3%234
Łódź8,030+8.1%2843
Opole8,011+13.6%325
Marki8,000+20.5%183
Siedlce7,919+16.4%144
Kielce7,876+20.6%450
Rumia7,804+14.9%282
Reda7,795+32.3%114
Wejherowo7,783+17.5%104
Iława7,640+29.8%136
Oleśnica7,441+12.4%141
Bielsko-Biała7,361+20.3%425
Gliwice7,177+11.5%649
Swarzędz7,004+5.8%156
Dobra (Szczecińska) municipality (gmina)6,996+1.1%103
Tychy6,993+12.8%292
Tczew6,972+1.1%126
Koszalin6,942+9.9%308
Płock6,683+15.8%384
Świdnica6,661+11.5%207
Łomża6,606+11.5%106
Elbląg6,600+17.9%826
Kalisz6,569+25%220
Starogard Gdański6,543+2.4%128
Częstochowa6,538+9.7%501
Piła6,504+22.9%224
Stargard6,482+22.7%274
Pabianice6,478+8.7%126
Tarnów6,418+13.4%177
Słupsk6,381+16.3%385
Piotrków Trybunalski6,359+14.8%153
Kwidzyn6,352+26.4%104
Chrzanów6,306+23.2%142
Nysa6,242+7%130
Leszno6,227+7.5%144
Malbork6,199+14.8%124
Lębork6,133+19.1%175
Chorzów6,111+49.6%263
Lubin6,111+16.1%209
Sosnowiec5,898+21.2%479
Siemianowice Śląskie5,855-7.2%173
Dąbrowa Górnicza5,827+16.2%189
Tarnowskie Góry5,809+7.7%103
Jaworzno5,680+10.5%131
Inowrocław5,520+3%153
Mysłowice5,480+25.7%120
Rybnik5,435+19.8%131
Głogów5,288+3.7%127
Zabrze5,228+19.8%444
Będzin5,091+18.6%111
Bełchatów4,798-1%114
Ruda Śląska4,694+17.8%219
Wałbrzych4,547+13.3%284
Bytom3,944+7.2%431

How to read this report

We compare median prices per m² from the three-month period (January ‑ March 2024) with the same months a year earlier to account for seasonality and random fluctuations. The increase and decrease rankings are based on the secondary market (resale flats), as the primary-market median can jump when a developer happens to complete a more or less expensive development. The ranking includes localities with at least 50 secondary-market transactions in the latest period and 30 a year earlier. The data come from the Property Price Register (RCN, Polish official register of real-estate transactions), so they show the prices at which flats were actually sold. County authorities submit deeds with a delay, so we publish the report for a given month once the data are mostly complete and update it during subsequent refreshes. Details: methodology.

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