Polish property prices continue to fall, amidst slowing economy

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Poland’s property market remains weak, with the domestic economy slowing, mainly due to the eurozone debt crisis.

During the year to end-December 2012, the average price of apartments in Warsaw, dropped by 2.49% to PLN8,002 (US$2,565) per square metre (sq. m), according to Ober Haus. House prices in other Polish cities fell more.

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