Recent insights from Marcin Drogomirecki, a real estate market expert from Grupa Morizon-Gratka, highlight a dynamic increase in the wealth of Poles correlating with a heightened interest in premium real estate. He indicates that both demand and supply for high-priced homes and apartments are consistently on the rise, driven primarily by major cities and their surrounding areas.

Drogomirecki's analysis categorizes premium real estate as properties, including apartments and residential buildings, priced at a minimum of 2 million PLN. This threshold corresponds to approximately 209 times the average gross monthly wage in the corporate sector, reflecting a significant investment for prospective buyers. The data underscores the escalating interest in luxury properties within the market, suggesting a trend where wealthier individuals seek to invest in high-value real estate.

Moreover, the increasing availability of unique listings for premium properties on platforms such as Grupa Morizon-Gratka accentuates the competitive nature of the upscale real estate market in Poland. The continued growth in this sector not only reflects rising aspiring affluent consumers in Poland but also indicates a robust market where investment in luxury real estate is becoming increasingly common, setting the stage for further developments in urban property demand and lifestyle aspirations among Poles.