That is not backed up by any data, and again its incorrect - numbers and evidence are not really your forte. Warsaw residential prices are up roughly double since 2004 according to the NBP. In other big towns increases are smaller. In other categories - office, retail - the increases are far smaller, due to more supply.
In any case the richest 0.1 percent will not have all their money in real estate.
Unless you can prove otherwise my view is that the increase in wealth for the 99.9 percent in Poland has moved faster than for the 0.1 percent.
In any case the richest 0.1 percent will not have all their money in real estate.
Unless you can prove otherwise my view is that the increase in wealth for the 99.9 percent in Poland has moved faster than for the 0.1 percent.