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Apartment prices in Wrocław – quarterly report (Q2 2026)

Marlena CzarneckaUpdated: 21 October 2026
In brief
  • Resale market: PLN 11,801/m² in June 2026, +2.1% quarter on quarter and +4.2% year on year.
  • New-build apartments: PLN 14,312/m² in transactions (NBP), 4.7% less than a year earlier.
  • According to Metrohouse and Credipass, the average resale apartment cost PLN 549,000.

Archived quarterly report, prepared in October 2026 from the data available for Q2 2026. You will find the current figures in the latest report.

PLN 11,801per m² on the resale market in June 2026
+2.1%quarter on quarter (Q2 vs Q1 2026 average)
+4.2%year on year (Q2 2026 vs Q2 2025)
PLN 14,312per m² for a new apartment in transactions (NBP)

Resale market: a spring acceleration

According to SonarHome, the estimated price per m² on the resale market rose from PLN 11,526 in April to PLN 11,801 in June 2026. On average, Q2 prices were 2.1% higher than in Q1 and 4.2% higher than a year earlier. The biggest jump came in May: +2.1% in a single month.

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Estimated price per m² of apartments in Wrocław (resale market), January 2023 – June 2026. Data: SonarHome.

The Metrohouse and Credipass barometer, based on agency transactions and mortgages, showed a different picture for Q2: an average of PLN 11,919/m², 3.2% less than the previous quarter and 2.5% more than a year earlier. The average apartment sold was 47 m² and cost PLN 549,000. The differences between sources come from different methods and samples.

New-build market and NBP data

According to NBP, the average asking price of new apartments in Wrocław was PLN 15,575/m² in Q2, and the transaction price PLN 14,312/m², 4.7% less than a year earlier. On the resale market NBP reported PLN 13,529/m² in listings and PLN 12,590/m² in transactions.

Transactions by apartment size

Cenatorium data from notarial deeds showed a small rise in studio prices in Wrocław in Q2 (up to 0.5% quarter on quarter) and a slight fall in prices of 60–80 m² apartments (−0.1%).

What it meant for sellers

Spring was a good time to list an apartment: asking prices were rising at their fastest pace of the year. At the same time, falling developer transaction prices showed that new apartments were starting to compete harder on price.

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Marlena Czarnecka
Marlena Czarnecka

Premium real estate agent in Wrocław. She sells apartments and houses, handles off-market transactions and works with clients from abroad. More about me

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