The property market in the Warsaw agglomeration has been changing dynamically for years. A growing number of residents, infrastructure development and rising construction costs mean that the prices of houses and apartments keep going up. What does the situation look like now in the towns around Warsaw, and is a semi-detached house still an attractive option for buyers?
Rising property prices around Warsaw
In recent years, property prices in the capital and its surroundings have risen by as much as 20-30%. This is mainly due to growing demand, more expensive building materials and the shrinking availability of land. In towns near Warsaw such as Ząbki, Piaseczno, Góraszka or Marki, you can still find cheaper alternatives compared to the very centre of Warsaw.
Property market reports show that the average price per square metre of a new apartment in Warsaw has already exceeded PLN 15,000. In the towns around Warsaw, prices per square metre are somewhat lower, so it is worth looking not only at apartments in developer standard, but also at houses, which can be an excellent investment.
Is a semi-detached house a good option?
Rising apartment prices mean that more and more people are looking for alternatives in the form of single-family and terraced houses. Semi-detached houses are one of the most interesting options – they combine the advantages of a detached house with a lower price and lower maintenance costs.
Our development company – Dozbud Development Zbigniew Zalewski, based in Ząbki, offers semi-detached investments in towns such as Piaseczno and Góraszka. The investments are characterised by modern design, high-quality workmanship and an excellent location – close to Warsaw, yet in a quiet and green neighbourhood.
The property market in Poland has been on an upward trend for several years, and the prices of apartments and houses, especially in large cities, are regularly going up. Will this trend continue in 2025?
Everything indicates that property prices will continue to rise this year, although the pace of growth may be more moderate than in previous years. The key factors that will affect the situation include construction costs, lending policy, government support programmes and growing demand for apartments and houses.
Semi-detached houses built on estates in towns around Warsaw can therefore be an excellent alternative to more expensive apartments in the centre of the capital. If you are looking for a new house at an attractive price, it is worth checking our offer. We provide competitive prices for spacious homes located in convenient, quiet and green neighbourhoods! It is an opportunity you cannot miss!
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