- Resale market: PLN 11,509/m² in March 2026, +2.3% quarter on quarter, but only +0.9% year on year.
- New-build apartments: PLN 13,903/m² in transactions (NBP), 1.1% less than the previous quarter.
- Across Poland, resale prices were lower than a year earlier for the first time in 12 years (NBP).
Archived quarterly report, prepared in October 2026 from the data available for Q1 2026. You will find the current figures in the latest report.
Resale market: the end of stagnation
Throughout 2025, resale prices in Wrocław edged down. At the start of 2026 this reversed: according to SonarHome, the estimated price per m² rose from PLN 11,209 in December to PLN 11,509 in March. On average, Q1 prices were 2.3% higher than in Q4 2025, but only 0.9% higher than a year earlier.
New-build market and NBP data
According to NBP, the transaction price of new apartments in Wrocław fell to PLN 13,903/m² in Q1, down 1.1% on the previous quarter and 2.5% on Q1 2025. The average asking price was PLN 15,444/m². On the resale market NBP reported PLN 13,547/m² in listings and PLN 12,632/m² in transactions.
Across Poland, NBP recorded in Q1 something that had not happened for 12 years: resale prices were lower than a year earlier.
What it meant for sellers
The first quarter signalled a change of direction on the resale market, but not a sharp rise. A sensible asking price and a well-prepared apartment gave an edge over listings priced for gains that had yet to come.


