Guest 3 Jan 2009 / #1I want to buy a 2 debroom apartment in Krakow. Any suggestions and advice welcome. I would be spedinging in the region of 700000pln to 850000pln plus additional for fit-out etc.
DaniB 1 | 12 4 Jan 2009 / #2Do you have anything specific in mind regarding size and age of property? Would you be interested in a new apartment?
andy b 4 | 156 6 Jan 2009 / #3I did a quick search on our website and found ten two-bedroom apartments priced at 850 000 PLN or under, most of which are in the city centre or within a radius of 2-3km of the centre. We would be happy to help you find what you are looking for, and also answer any questions you may have about buying in Krakow.
Necramancer 4 | 17 8 Jan 2009 / #4I know of a great new development in Krakow and the prices are very good, please contact me with your email address and I shall send you further details.ch.bradbury@kre-dom.pl or chrisbradbury@hotmailSincerelyChris
bonduk - | 2 8 Jan 2009 / #5I have a two bedroom apartment for sale in krakow currently on at 790000, it is a newly renovated apartment in an old building close to the wawel castle If you would like to see photos please get in to touch, It is a much loved apartment but new baby forces return to UK
andy b 4 | 156 8 Jan 2009 / #6We would be interested in helping you to find some buyers, contact form to provide information is on our website
LwowskaKrakow 28 | 431 9 Jan 2009 / #7I want to buy a 2 debroom apartment in Krakow.I suggest that you do not buy any property off plan , just get something already buillt and newly renovated like the place Bonduk is selling above.Security Security
andy b 4 | 156 9 Jan 2009 / #8Good advice. There are lots of newly completed apartments available on the secondary market at present, and it's much less risky if you can see the finished product and know exactly what you are getting, particularly in terms of build quality and aspect/view etc.Also, there are lots of investors (both Polish and foreign) who over-extended near the end of the boom and now need to sell on completion, so there are good deals to be had. The discount in buying off-plan is really not high enough to justify the added risk at present. Not only have a few developments in Krakow been still-born, but in other cases there have been massive delays (up to 2 years and still not finished), and also a few instances where developers have asked for more money on signing the final contract. In particular, the Bud Mar investment on ul.Lwowska and the Leopard tower on the corner of ul. Kijowska and ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego. Both developers overstretched themselves and had to take out very dodgy loans, the cost of which they are now trying to pass on to the buyers.
bonduk - | 2 9 Jan 2009 / #9Andy b, I filled in your contact form but when sent web page failed to link. PLs fix site or advise
andy b 4 | 156 9 Jan 2009 / #10It came through and I have replied. I don't know why you got the error message, but I did receive it, thanks
polishcontracto 10 Jan 2009 / #11Please visit worldofproperty.net that adress to ivestor, very goog prices for apartments in Krakowall the best
jedrula - | 9 12 Jan 2009 / #12Im looking to buy in Krakow also :) where are the best places in the city? any advice?Whats the rental market like?
constans 19 Feb 2009 / #14I would be more than happy to help.I'm working for Real Estate Agency "Costans Nieruchomoci" in Krakow. I can asist you with the process of buying.Richard Cabala, ryszard_c@yahooI would be glad to find you the apartment for the best price that fits you needs. Richard Cabala real estate agent in Krakow - , ryszard_c@yahoo"CONSTANS NIERUCHOMOSCI"
dtaylor 9 | 823 19 Feb 2009 / #15Im looking to buy in Krakow also :) where are the best places in the city? any advice?Depends what you want for your money, do u really need to be in the center, or could u live with good transport there?
polishcontracto 23 Feb 2009 / #16Please contact developer Worldofproperty, now i prepare website for them is still underconstruction but take a lookpb-construction.eu/img/site_flash/index.htmlfully finish apartment for great price,if you need more info contact with me on irish mobilePeter +353851643598
OP Guest 25 Feb 2009 / #17Is anybody able to give me the cost of the average gas bill for a 43 square apartment in Poland, summer and winter, ta
nierozumiem 9 | 118 25 Feb 2009 / #18There are too many factors that you need to take into account besides the sqm. Is this a new build, communist era build, kamienice? Is it the top floor of the building? Are there new windows? Is the gas for heating and hot water? Is this a modern efficient 2-phase boiler?I have an apartment of about that size in an old kamienice. Apartments above and below, 4m high ceilings, with new windows. Gas for heating and hot water. In the coldest winter months maybe 250zl, in the summer maybe 50zl (hot water only).
OP Guest 26 Feb 2009 / #19Is this a modern efficient 2-phase boiler?Thanks for responding, its a old style renovated apartment, has furness in bathroom which heats water to 4 points, I was told 500zl for 2 months in winter for heating.