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In Q2 the share of new apartments in the total number of units bought in Poland amounted to 41 percent, according to a recent report by real estate advisory Home Broker. According to the company’s analysts, this is relatively high in comparison to more mature property markets. In the US, for one, new units generally account for five to seven percent of total sales. The discrepancy shows that the Polish market is still characterized by a considerable shortage of units.


From Warsaw Business Journal


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