Monday, August 6, 2007

Krakow prices stop rising but Poland moves on

Poland stole the limelight in 2006 with the fastest growing real estate prices in Europe and nowhere rose faster than the popular tourist destination of Krakow. But the latest figures show that now, more than ever, buyers need to think carefully about where they buy. Tim Hill from the Anglo-Polish property portal Mamdom.com looks over the latest figures.



There is no doubt that Poland, as a country, is seeing strong and healthy increases in property prices. The average price per square meter of residential real estate has been moving up steadily at 10% per quarter since the summer of 2006. The good news for foreign investors is that this is not driven by the specula View the rest of this article


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