Nobody picked up on yesterday's Gazeta Wyborcza article showing not only good data on falling asking prices.
Thank you for posting another tip off about newspapers indicating falling prices, it's appreciated! I couldn't find it, an article with a likely title led to a story about investors buying property in Poland
But this article, about developers "quickly slashing" their prices, I did find:
Google translation: The prices at which transactions are ultimately in the case of two-bedroom apartments are on the lower prices of offers to sell an average of 13.85 percent. - mówi Bernard Waszczyk z Open Finance . - Says Bernard Waszczyk of Open Finance . - Najmniejsze różnice zanotowaliśmy, podobnie jak w poprzednich miesiącach, w segmencie mieszkań trzypokojowych - 9,47 proc. - The smallest differences were recorded, as in previous months, three-bedroom apartments in the segment - 9.47 percent. Osoby przymierzające się do zakupu kawalerki albo dużego mieszkania, liczącego co najmniej cztery pokoje, także mogą liczyć, że wytargują średnio ok. 12-13 proc. People trying on the purchase of studio or a large apartment, which consists of at least four rooms, also may expect that wytargują average about 12-13 percent. - dodaje ten analityk. - Adds the analyst.
There is a link in the GW 'Economy' section translated to English as "Polish real estate market feeling the pinch"
In the first half of 2012 . The real estate market in Central and Eastern Europe concluded investment transactions totaling nearly 2.1 billion euros, of which Poland accounted for up to 854 million - announced advisory firm CBRE. The largest contract in the region was the sale of ING Real Estate Development Warsaw Golden Terraces shopping center . AXA Real Estate and CBRE Property Fund Central Europe paid for 475 million euros.- but it loads the investors story described above if clicked.