Rising building material prices force developers to change strategy
The construction sector is struggling with a lot of problems these days, especially due to the COVID-19 outbreak, which has…
Data and Analysis
Positive momentum in Russian construction output will speed up in 2021
PMR’s latest report, entitled “Construction sector in Russia H1 2021. Development forecasts for 2021-2026”, suggests that between 2014 and 2017,…
Poland maintains strong positions in CEE office market
According to a recent analysis, in the coming year the number of jobs in the sector will increase by 6%,…
PMR: construction materials prices rising fastest in civil engineering
The sharp increases in construction materials prices observed in recent months, coupled with uncertainty as to how prices might behave…
Despite growth in the market for factory-made construction chemicals, construction and renovation companies’ assessment of the economic climate is at its lowest level since 2012
A sharp decline in PMR’s Construction Climate Index for the construction chemicals sector and very good statistics for the cubature…
PMR Report: Home improvements to moderate from 2020 levels
The consumer DIY market* in Poland grew in value by a record 9% in 2020, according to PMR calculations. Home-bound…
8 PPP agreements worth over PLN 206 million concluded in 2020
So far, in 2020, 8 Public-Private Partnership (PPP) agreements worth over PLN 206 million were concluded. However, since the beginning…
2020: trends on the Warsaw housing market
The coronavirus pandemic has changed all sectors of the economy. It was no different in the real estate sector, as COVID-19 certainly influenced consumer behavior and business trends. The Warsaw real estate market is undoubtedly the largest in our country, and the increase in prices per square meter is constantly driving the constant demand.
Over 2,000 apartments under construction in Flat+ scheme
After more than 4 years of operation, the advancement of the implementation of residential investments under the Flat + scheme is not impressive: Since the program was launched in 2016, only 1,017 apartments have been built, currently, there are approx. 2,100 flats under construction.
How many years do you have to work for your own flat?
The research published by Deloitte shows that the average Polish resident has to work his own flat for a little over 7 years – this result places Poland in the middle of the European countries.
