The first national platform for self-analysis of the housing market designed for professionals.
We provide up-to-date aggregated data based on 90% new residential properties in Poland.
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Our BIG DATA RynekPierwotny.pl analytics platform is addressed to all professional housing market participants, especially developers cooperating with RynekPierwotny.pl, analysts, research companies, manufacturers of building materials or the media specialising in residential market analysis.
Why should you check it out?
Widest range
Ongoing monitoring of 150,000 residential offers managed by over 1,000 developers
Ongoing updates
Every day, dedicated applications and a team of 7 people update hundreds of offers
Demand data
We analyse the behaviour of 1 million users searching for their own place to live, tracking their changing purchase preferences
Experience
15 years of experience enables us to analyse and share knowledge and market data
What can you find in BIG DATA?
Average price of flats per sqm
We provide aggregated, average prices of flats in the largest Polish cities. Thanks to our data, you can check and compare prices of flats in your area.
Number of residential properties available for sale
The figure represents the total number of current real estate property offers on RynekPierwotny.pl at the end of the month. Check out the size of the residential property offer in your city.
Demand for flats and houses
The platform provides data showing the interest in new properties based on the quotient of real properties sold and the total number of offers available on RynekPierwotny.pl.
Flats and houses sold
Useful knowledge about new flats and houses sold, comprised of the number of rooms, price, area or stage of construction.
Flats and houses marketed for sale
Unique knowledge regarding how the residential property offer is supplemented by 97% of developers implementing residential property projects in Poland. This functionality allows you to find out which flats have hit the market, what the price ranges are and much more.
Detailed report for selected cities
Selected data on prices and offers in a given city allow you to quickly become knowledgeable about current market trends.
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Dedicated reports
Create your report – choose the data and then allow us to create a report for any city or agglomeration.
Find out moreQuarterly report
The “Current situation on the biggest housing markets in Poland” report, published on a quarterly basis.
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Aleksandra Boratyńska
Customer advisor BIG DATA
RynekPierwotny.pl
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Our clients
As a client of RynekPierwotny.pl, we have unlimited access to the housing market data available on the BIG DATA RynekPierwotny.pl online platform. Based on the data provided there, we monitor and analyse the local markets where we carry out our development activities. We use current data for establishing the prices, the marketing activities and the buying of land for new estates.
Marek Szmidt
Dom Development
In order to provide credible publications about the housing market, it is necessary to have access to the latest, reliable data – this is why I often use BIG DATA RynekPierwotny.pl in my work. The information is presented in a very clear way, which enables me to quickly find what I'm looking for. I particularly like the possibility of tracking the changes in property prices and other variables over the course of months or years – it is a convenient way to identify long-term trends.
Przemysław Zańko-Gulczyński
Polska Press Group
Marek Wielgo
RynekPierwotny.pl and GetHome.pl expert
The residential market in 7 cities
Q3 2024 r.
The third quarter of 2024 saw a decline in demand for new apartments, to which developers responded by reducing supply.
In the seven largest metropolitan areas (Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw, the Tri-City, Lodz, Poznan, and the Upper Silesian Metropolis), developers sold about 10.5 thousand apartments. This represents a 16% decrease compared to the second quarter of this year and a 32% decrease compared to the first quarter.
The biggest drop in new apartment sales in the third quarter occurred in Poznan (-36%) and the Upper Silesian Metropolis (Katowice) (-34%). The decline was slightly less noticeable in the Tri-City (-20%), Wroclaw (-16%), and Warsaw (-13%). In Lodz, sales decreased by 6% compared to the second quarter. However, only developers in Krakow managed to sell more apartments than three months earlier, with an 11% increase.
According to BIG DATA RynekPierwotny.pl, from July to September this year, developers introduced about 14.2 thousand apartments into the markets of the seven largest metropolitan areas, which is 9% less than in the previous three months. At the end of the third quarter, buyers had about 61.7 thousand apartments to choose from, which is 43% more than in December of last year.
In most of the largest metropolitan areas, there was a stabilization in the average price per square meter of all apartments offered by developers over the past three months. September brought shifts in the race for this year's leader in price increases. The capital of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship (Wroclaw) leads with a 12% increase in the average price per square meter since the beginning of the year. Łodz, with a 10% increase, dropped to second place. Poznan remained in third place with an 8% increase.
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