Polish new-home prices rise 2% m/m in Warsaw, 1% in Tri-City and Wrocław

Preliminary data from Big Data RynekPierwotny.pl show average new-apartment prices in Warsaw rose 2% month-on-month to over 19,900 PLN/m², with 1% increases in Tri-City and Wrocław. The data suggest continued upward pressure in Poland's primary housing market, though the figures are preliminary and may be revised. This matters for inflation dynamics and housing affordability, but the move is modest and not a major market shift.