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sueswalkies   
3 Mar 2009
Life / Olsztyn life; I'm Indian and I like the place [43]

Thread attached on merging:
information needed on OLSZTYN

Hi i am thinking of moving to Olsztyn, i hope someone can tell me of any info on Olsztyn, Is there are polish language school are there many other non polish speakers living there. Are there many jobs. Any advice would be greatly appericated

are there any polish language schools in olsztyn, where would my husband try for work he is polish
sueswalkies   
4 Mar 2009
Life / Olsztyn life; I'm Indian and I like the place [43]

Trevek

Hi, have you seen much changes in the last 6 years since you lived in olsztyn, is there somewhere i could check out any future development plans for the area?
sueswalkies   
31 Mar 2009
Real Estate / Building a house in Poland need advice from anyone that has built [100]

Hello SeanBM

The land owner is selling of plots of 14 in total, of land wich he had gotten permission to sell as indvidual building plots. There is a well, and there are at least 20 houses near by so i didn't think that electric connection would be a problem. Have you build in poland?how long will it take to get planning permission, and services connected
sueswalkies   
31 Mar 2009
Real Estate / Building a house in Poland need advice from anyone that has built [100]

there are some general rules but I recommend finding out this information first.

Thanks Sean for your info, its hard for me to any research since i don't speak polish and am not in poland at the moment, I will get my husband to enquire. As for building we are planning on doing it ourselves. don't lol
sueswalkies   
31 Mar 2009
Real Estate / Building a house in Poland need advice from anyone that has built [100]

But I have to stress, that a competent qualified builder is very important, they will save you money in the long run.

oh sean just remember i did find an ok builder he wanted 70,000 euro to build a standard size house. Yeah it is going to be our home for a while i want to learn polish
sueswalkies   
31 Mar 2009
Real Estate / Building a house in Poland need advice from anyone that has built [100]

How much do you think you can build a house for?.

I don't know sean I really don't how much i can build for. The land has permission for a house of 80 sq meters, However i have the plans for a cottage roughly 70feet x 45 feet.I am trying at the moment to do a pricing to see how much i would need. Its all the hidden expenses i will come across i am trying to account for as well. Like the cost of septic tanks and electric connections and fees to all the powers that be. How much based an your experience can a person build a house for in poland
sueswalkies   
31 Mar 2009
Real Estate / Building a house in Poland need advice from anyone that has built [100]

there are some unexpected moments e.g. garage floors are tiled.
- everything will be concrete. forget wooden floors upstairs, they're concrete here.

Thats very interesting, concrete floors upstairs i bet thats not cheap,
sueswalkies   
1 Apr 2009
Real Estate / Building a house in Poland need advice from anyone that has built [100]

there are a lot of rogue builders out there pay your 50% upfront, next you see the town drunks leaning on shovels a week later never to be seen again, i heard of 1 local couple that this happened 3 times, so paying for what you want other than taking short cuts is advised.

It is exactly cos of the rogue builders or tooth less villge idots that have tried to convince me they are builders i realise that the only way my house stands a chance of getting built is to do it ourselves.

Olsztyn i think thats where my father in law is from, it should be a lot cheaper over there.

Every one says that to me Olsztyn is cheap. I don't think its cheap any more, the estate agents in Olsztyn told me that house and land prices have gone up 200% in the last two years.

If Olsztyn is cheap i can't imagine what the rest of poland prices are.