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Premium apartments in Warsaw and Wrocław from PLN 1.5 million – where and at what priceIn Wrocław, the TM Invest catalogue currently lists 609 available apartments priced at PLN 1–1.5M in 36 developments by 19 developers. The average floor area is 66,6 m², the average price per m² is 17 695 zł, prices range from 1 000 012 zł to 1 500 000 zł.
Districts with the most listings in this budget: Krzyki (213), Stare Miasto (205) and Śródmieście (75). Developers offering the most apartments: Archicom Holding (189), Cavatina (115) and Develia (70).
By number of rooms: 3 rooms — 248, 4+ rooms — 227, 2 rooms — 100, studios — 22. New-build apartments in Poland are sold in developer standard (stan deweloperski — ready for finishing). Consultation and apartment selection at TM Invest are free, and in most cases you pay no commission — the developer usually pays our fee.
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The TM Invest catalogue currently lists 609 available apartments priced at PLN 1–1.5M. The average floor area is 66,6 m² and the average price per m² is 17 695 zł. By number of rooms: 3 rooms — 248, 4+ rooms — 227, 2 rooms — 100, studios — 22.
With a 20% down payment (250 000 zł) the loan is about 1 000 000 zł; with 10% down (125 000 zł) — about 1 125 000 zł. The monthly instalment depends on the interest rate, loan term and your creditworthiness — we will calculate it during a free consultation.
Banks usually require at least 20% of the price, or 10% with low-down-payment insurance. At 1 250 000 zł that is 250 000 zł or 125 000 zł. Add notary and court fees and a possible bank fee; buying from a developer, you pay no PCC tax (VAT is included in the price).
The most: Krzyki (213), Stare Miasto (205), Śródmieście (75), Fabryczna (60) and Psie Pole (56). The full list with prices and floor plans is above.
In most cases, no — the developer usually pays our fee. Consultation and apartment selection are free: we compare developments within your budget, completion dates and purchase terms.
