The real estate market was waiting for this. Ambitious plan of the state giant
PFR real estate wants to build 15,000 apartments until 2030. – We have ambitions to expand our investment package. Some projects are already going on, some are prepared. The pace will probably be higher than before – announces Elżbieta Chmiel, a member of the board. Currently, the company is implementing seven housing investments, which in total cover about 1.9 thousand. apartments.
PFR Nieruchomości builds apartments for rent
Work on new The apartments last, among others in Warsaw, Wrocław, Lublin, Skawina and Zgorzelec. For example, in Lublin on a plot, where after closing the sugar factory for many years there was a maneuvering square and parking, A housing estate for 388 apartments is being built. In turn, in March PFR Nieruchomości gave the fourth investment in Poznań. It was 318 apartments. It is worth emphasizing that the state giant invests both in agglomerations and in medium -sized cities.
How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Poland?
The report from Rankomat.pl and Rentier.io shows that renting in Poland is still expensive. For rent in a small apartment (30 m2) in Warsaw You have to pay up to 2730 PLN. In turn, in Wrocław, Gdańsk and Krakow is around PLN 2,300. However, when it comes to medium apartments (from 35 to 60 m2), rates in Gdańsk, Wrocław and Krakow oscillate at 3,000. zloty. It is more expensive in the capital (PLN 3,649), but cheaper in Sosnowiec or Zielona Góra, where you pay less than 2,000 for 50 m2. zloty. In turn, large apartments, i.e. over 60 m2, cost 5,000 PLN in Warsaw and over 3,000 PLN in Szczecin, KatowiceGdynia and Wrocław. The lowest rates, i.e. below 2.7 thousand PLN, only Białystok, Bydgoszcz and Czêstochowa.
Apartments for rent and more expensive
– The lease is slightly more expensive in such the most expensive Polish cities, which can be seen on the example of Warsaw, Krakow, Gdańsk and Wrocław. Everywhere there, the rates increased by 3 percent. per meter Cities cheaper in terms of prices rented properties are more expensive, because it is from 6 percent a year. in Szczecin and Gdynia to 13 percent in Katowice. The rental in the two largest cities of the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship is quickly. It's 8 percent More in Toruń and 10 percent in Bydgoszcz – says Anton Bubiel, president of Rentier.io.
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Sources: Propertynews.pl, raport Rankomat.pl i Rentier.io, PFR Nieruchomości