Despite challenges such as high land prices in major cities, housing costs in Poland are expected to remain stable in 2025, according to Zbigniew Juroszek, CEO of Atal Group. Factors like steady construction costs and material prices, coupled with robust supply, suggest limited fluctuation in housing prices. “In 2025, interest rates will play a pivotal role in shaping the housing market,” Juroszek said. “We anticipate rate cuts during the year, which would enhance buyers’ creditworthiness and positively influence real estate purchase decisions. However, this demand stimulus is unlikely to lead to significant price increases beyond inflation levels due to the ample supply of new housing. Prices remain stable, and there are no indications of drastic growth or decline. While construction and material costs are not undergoing major changes, high land prices in large cities continue to pose challenges. Balancing these factors suggests housing prices will stay relatively steady.” Juroszek noted that the housing market’s trajectory could also depend on the government’s housing policies, which remain unclear. “The current political and legislative environment introduces uncertainty,” he said. “Decisions around policies like loan subsidies have led to a temporary pause in buyer activity, demonstrating how government interventions can influence market dynamics.” Atal, a leading developer specializing in residential complexes across Poland’s largest cities, has been a key player in the market. The company, listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange since 2015, reported strong performance in 2024, selling 2,068 apartments and service premises. As 2025 unfolds, Atal’s focus remains on meeting market demand while navigating potential policy shifts and maintaining stability in a competitive real estate landscape. Source: Atal Group and ISBnews Photo: Nowy Targowek VI, Warszawa