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Statistics Poland reported that construction and assembly production was 6.7% higher than a year earlier in August 2026, while separate housing data still showed more completions, more starts and many more permits in the first eight months of the year.
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Construction and assembly prices in Poland increased 6.2% year on year in August 2026 and 0.3% from July, keeping a firm cost floor under new development.
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A government bill would let housing communities pursue statutory warranty claims over defects in common property on behalf of apartment owners, reducing today’s dependence on individual assignments of claims.
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A Finance Ministry proposal would tie property-tax liability to each owner’s share and could also remove a separate filing step after many residential transactions.
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Fresh GUS data show more homes completed, more construction starts and more permits than a year earlier, pointing to a broader housing-supply pipeline rather than a single-month rebound.
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BIK says the value of housing-loan enquiries was 9.3% higher than a year earlier in August, while the number of applicants fell 14.4% from July. The market is still active, but the post-summer signal is less exuberant than the annual headline suggests.
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Banks and credit unions granted 33.1% more housing loans than a year earlier and 45.3% more by value. The record is real, but roughly a third of new mortgage lending reflected refinancing rather than fresh home purchases.
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Developers sold more than 4,300 homes across seven major markets in August, up 25% year on year. The unusually strong holiday-month reading comes with a caveat: a large reservation pipeline can lift reported sales before every deal is fully locked in.
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