All real estate in Warsaw, Poland

Real estate in Warsaw

Location, climate, economy, and infrastructure

Warsaw is the capital of Poland, the largest metropolis in terms of population and territory, located in the central part of the Mazovian Lowland, divided by the Vistula River into two almost equal parts.

The climate of Warsaw is temperate continental, with mild winters (never really severe frosts) and warm, humid summers (no oppressive heat). Autumn is long and warm; spring comes gradually.

The city has concentrated enterprises that play a decisive role in the automotive industry. Leading sectors of the economy are: food, perfumery, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, printing, clothing, electrical and electronic, chemical, power engineering, metalworking, production of plastic and rubber products, provision of services, including in the field of tourism, as the city is visited by many guests.

The city is served (international and local flights) by the airport (named after Frederic Chopin) and the airport Warsaw/Modlin (49 km from the center); rail passenger transportation is provided by two railway stations. Public transport is represented by the buses, trams, metro, suburban trains, and taxis.

Real estate market in Warsaw

Buying residential real estate in Warsaw, as well as commercial and land plots is profitable again. Residential real estate in Warsaw is especially popular. After the pandemic, when the real estate market in Warsaw sank, prices are rising again. The value of real estate in Warsaw has increased by 10% over the past year. The migration of Ukrainian citizens due to the war, of course, affected prices, stimulating demand, however, in addition, as a result of the general crisis, there were problems with the supply of materials, their cost increased, transportation costs increased due to logistics problems, labor costs accelerating inflation. The usual factors also influence the demand: the status of the capital, district, area, layout, year of construction, quality of repairs, availability of infrastructure within walking distance. Buying property in Warsaw is understandably more expensive than in any other city in Poland. Feedback from homebuyers in the residential complex confirms the proper quality in accordance with building standards.

The sale of real estate in Warsaw is regulated in detail by law, transactions are transparent and safe, however, in order to minimize risks when concluding transactions, it is advisable to use the information of experts and follow their recommendations. Real estate website GEOLN.COM can help investors to find reliable real estate.

Approximate prices for real estate in Warsaw (per sq.m.):

• apartment (in a new building) - 2,400 euros,
• apartment (secondary market) - 2,800 euros,
• townhouse (secondary market) - 1,000 euros,
• villa - 2,500 euros,
• house - 1,500 euros,
• commercial premises – 2,300 euros,
• free plot of land - 200 euros.

Property types for sale

Real estate is represented by:

• primary and secondary housing, including apartments, duplexes, penthouses, cooperative housing, houses, farmhouses, and villas;
• commercial fund (warehouse, retail, office and other facilities);
• land plots.

Buying a property in Warsaw is an investment in order to receive a permanent income from renting the property out, living in a city with a developed economy, rich architecture, and high quality of life.

Real estate prices in Warsaw