Wroclaw Property Investment
Travelling to Wroclaw was
a wonderful experience - and made me realise that the Wroclaw property market offered some outstanding opportunities!
Before I arrived in the
city, I expected to be
welcomed by a place that
had not fully recovered
from its formal communist
rule. This could not be
further from the truth as
I found the city to be truly
dynamic and vibrant.
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I soon discovered that it
was not just developers,
brokers, and solicitors,
but every local resident
that talked with great
pride about the future
of Wroclaw and its’
impressive growth. This
bright future they feel
is inevitable thanks to
Wroclaw having one of
the fastest developing
residential markets in
Poland, along with the
highest student population
density.
While in Wroclaw the
shortfall of 42,000 houses
in Poland became very
apparent to me. Apparently,
it will take 16 years to
meet current demand for Wroclaw property at
the building rate of 2600
units per year – according
to Knight Frank, and
this demand is increasing
every day due to the
maturation of the baby
boom generation in
the 70-80’s who are all
reaching the age to leave
home. The demand is
exceptionally high for
high quality development
schemes, as the younger
generation are less
inclined to live in the old
style soviet tower blocks
and prefer the modern
style of apartments we
have secured.
There has been a 50%
growth in residential prices of Wroclaw property
since 2005 and much of
this has been spurned by
the new apartment market
which is still ideally suited
and priced for the vast
working population in
Wroclaw.
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Wroclaw is a dynamic cosmopolitan centre at the forefront of change in the “new” Europe. As the capital of the
province of Lower Silesia and Poland’s fourth largest city, Wroclaw is a strong economic, scientific and cultural
centre. Wroclaw is currently one of the fastest developing residential markets in Poland. Usable area of existing
residential stock in Wroclaw at the end of 2005 amounted to 23.1 sq m. Despite the fact that it was some 3 sq
m less than Warsaw, it has increased when comparing to 2002.
The residential stock of Wroclaw property systematically improves. However, there is still a large gap between the number
of households and number of existing residential units.
According to calculations made by Knight Frank based on data obtained from the Central Statistical
Office, there is a shortfall of approximately 42,000 units in Wroclaw. It would take over 16 years to
satisfy the demand created by the households if the sector developed at the pace of some 2,600 units
annually.
A key factor that makes Wroclaw a fantastic place to do business is the location. It is situated strategically
between Prague, Warsaw and Berlin, and Wroclaw boasts a developed transportation infrastructure that
connects the metropolis with the whole of the continent and beyond.
The highly regarded universities and research centers in Wroclaw embrace new ideas and innovation.
At present, information technology, financial services and auto-motive production are the key industries
driving the economy. Recent homegrown and international hi-tech investments mean that the agglomeration’s
competitiveness will be increasingly determined by knowledge and innovation.
Wroclaw is the capital of Lower Silesia, a region which covers an area of around 20,000 sq km and is
populated by approximately 3 million people. Lower Silesia has the densest road and railway networks in Poland,
which has promoted the dynamic progress of the region. These networks are well connected with existing pan-
European motor and railway systems. A key priority over the next decade is to continue to improve and expand
the quality of the networks to ensure continued strong economic growth in the region.
The big industrial and commercial names are already starting to flock to Wroclaw with many major shopping
malls in Wroclaw containing Tesco, Ikea, Obi and many more household names.
Demand for residential units of Wroclaw property on all selected regional residential markets has been affected by the
growing availability of mortgage financing. This is characterized by decreasing mortgage interest rates.
Moreover, the number of young people born in the “baby boom” of 70’s and 80’s
who are perceived as the potential first buyers, account for over 26% of the Wroclaw population.
The Deal
Over 70% of the
development has already been sold to owner-occupiers, which ensures there
will not be an excess of rented property available on the market within this
development. The rental demand for apartments of this standard in Wroclaw
is exceptional – with the nearby business parks, educational centers, and
technology parks mentioned previously. The development is located in a
prime rental area.
With just 10% deposits required, you can buy into this development for under £10,000!
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