Recent discussions in the media have brought attention to record-breaking prices for luxury apartments in Poland, igniting interest in the factors that contribute to the designation of a property as 'premium.' While location continues to be a key element of any solid investment, it is not solely sufficient to elevate a property to premium status. The distinction relies on a combination of well-considered decisions that include architecture quality, attention to detail, workmanship standards, and how well the project integrates with its surroundings, creating a comprehensive experience for residents from the first impression to ongoing living conditions and its long-term value.

An essential aspect of premium properties is the quality of workmanship, which encompasses the use of high-quality materials, precision in construction, and well-designed installations. Additionally, modern innovations such as proptech and smart home systems are becoming increasingly relevant, elevating the living experience and appealing to buyers who look for premium features that enhance comfort and convenience. This trend underlines the importance of adapting to technological advancements in building standards to maintain competitive edge in the luxury real estate market.

Companies like SGI, which have been developing areas such as Dolny Mokotów, exemplify this philosophy of maintaining stylistic integrity and thoughtful design in their projects. Their approach addresses both the aesthetic and practical considerations that elevate properties into the premium category, ensuring that each element—whether it be the architecture, environment, or technological integration—contributes to the overall allure and value of the property. The growing interest in premium real estate reflects wider trends in consumer preferences toward higher standards of living.