Poland: Inherited apartment supply surge may trigger price declines in depopulating cities

A growing wave of apartments inherited from the post-war baby boomer generation is entering the Polish market, particularly in depopulating cities where supply will increasingly compete for a shrinking buyer pool. The report from Rzeczpospolita suggests this demographic-driven supply increase could lead to significant price declines. The magnitude and timing of the price impact remain uncertain, but the trend is structural and likely to intensify over the coming years.