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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 915 available apartments priced at PLN 800k – 1M in 52 developments by 24 developers. The average floor area is 57,3 m², the average price per m² is 15 539 zł, prices range from 800 106 zł to 1 000 000 zł.
Districts with the most listings in this budget: Krzyki (349), Stare Miasto (287) and Psie Pole (133). Developers offering the most apartments: Archicom Holding (207), Robyg (125) and Develia (100).
By number of rooms: 3 rooms — 455, 2 rooms — 266, 4+ rooms — 140, studios — 51. 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 915 available apartments priced at PLN 800k – 1M. The average floor area is 57,3 m² and the average price per m² is 15 539 zł. By number of rooms: 3 rooms — 455, 2 rooms — 266, 4+ rooms — 140, studios — 51.
With a 20% down payment (180 000 zł) the loan is about 720 000 zł; with 10% down (90 000 zł) — about 810 000 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 900 000 zł that is 180 000 zł or 90 000 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 (349), Stare Miasto (287), Psie Pole (133), Fabryczna (95) and Śródmieście (51). 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.
