Tag: Wrocław

Murapol Reports Strong H1 2026 Sales and Expands Housing Pipeline

Murapol Group sold a total of 1,569 residential units to retail customers in the first half of 2026. At...

Secondary Housing Market Prices Remain Resilient Despite Strong Seller Competition

Despite strong competition among property sellers, the secondary housing market has not seen a significant downward trend in prices....

Kraków Housing Prices Nearly Match Warsaw in Small Apartment Segment

The latest transaction data from Poland’s six largest cities show that Kraków is increasingly resembling Warsaw in terms of...

Poland’s Workforce by Profession: Top Jobs, Ageing Workforce and AI Risk

Statistics Poland has published the first dataset of this level of detail on the occupations people actually perform in...

ROBYG S.A. debuts on the Warsaw Stock Exchange

Shares of ROBYG S.A. (“ROBYG”, “the Company”, together with its subsidiaries “the Group” or “the ROBYG Group”) made their...

Poland’s Housing Market at a Turning Point: Growth, Stability or Correction?

After two decades of sharp swings, Poland’s housing market is once again approaching a pivotal moment. Lower interest rates...

Labour Market in Poland’s Largest Cities: Jobs, Wages and Unemployment in May 2026

Poland’s largest regional cities entered May 2026 with sharply different labor-market conditions. While Poznań and Warsaw combined the country’s...

Wrocław Labour Market: Employment, Wages and Unemployment in May 2026

Average employment in Wrocław enterprises totalled 194,900 full-time equivalents in May 2026, virtually unchanged from April. Average gross pay...

These Polish Cities Recorded the Slowest Housing Price Growth Over Two Decades

Among the 17 cities covered by the National Bank of Poland’s BaRN residential property price database, housing prices recorded...

Warsaw Property Prices Stay High Despite Falling Secondary-Market Transaction Values

In Q1 2026, the average offer price per square meter on Warsaw's primary housing market rose to PLN 18,055.84,...

Nearly 2.3 Million Foreigners Were Living in Poland at the End of 2025, Up by Nearly 215,000 y/y

According to experimental data from Statistics Poland, based on so-called “life traces” in administrative registers, approximately 38.8 million people...

Two-Thirds of Workers Facing Job Uncertainty Consider Reskilling

Polish employees continue to show a strong willingness to change professions. According to the latest Labour Market Barometer by...