An analysis by eXp Realty reveals that over the past year, Kraków experienced the largest price increase, nearly 25%, with Dubai and Madrid taking the second and third spots.
Warsaw ranked fourth with a 14.2% rise. Other cities in the top ten include Thessaloniki, Barcelona, and Abu Dhabi, where prices increased by at least 10%.
While prices in Kraków grew by nearly 25% and in Warsaw by over 14%, prices dropped in Berlin and Paris, placing Polish cities among the global leaders in price growth.
Despite this, Poland’s real estate market continues to face a significant housing shortage, which is driving further price increases, according to Jarosław Jędrzyński, an expert from the RynekPierwotny.pl portal.
Kraków's real estate prices are rising faster than Dubai's. Two Polish cities have ranked among the global leaders for the biggest price increases over the past year, reports Polish newspaper "Puls Biznesu."
Source: Puls biznesu/IAR
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