To bickerstonehall Well, my property is very descent, lovely, & is in the country, but it is up north near Elbląg. I must move so I am selling it.
To tampin I live in the country near Elbląg & must move, so I'm selling my country home, barn, & 2+ hectares. Beautiful views, very natural, with a wooded section, & rolling hills. House & barn have many old original features.
To @Boom Boom: The name of my real estate agent is Łukasz Wirgowski at Braniewskie Biuro Nieruchomości. Address: ul. Kościuszki 108/2 14-500 Braniewo. E-mail: biuro@bbn.nieruchomosci.pl If you don't speak/write Polish well, it would be good to have someone who does, be nearby when you talk/write to him.
Also sometimes Polish real estate offices use the term 'immovables' in English (it's a direct translation of 'nieruchomości' which might be a direction translation of the German term 'Immobilien')
Does anybody here know if there's a website or other public record where you can find out how much property was sold for in Poland? Like in the UK if you view property on a certain street on say Rightmove or Zoopla it will list the sales price of property sold within that area.
Yes there is..... Sign up as a member here and you may get more co operation. Many members here will not respond to guest posters. Also MoOli will be on later and he knows for sure. Ask him as he is a very knowledgeable on this topic and a very nice guy. Never panic......
No, there isn't, unfortunately. Depending on the circumstances, you can petition the court responsible for processing the sale to release that information. For instance, if a property was sold as part of an inheritance, then you would be within your rights to find out how much the asset was sold for if you were entitled to inherit part of the assets.
Or, if you intend to buy the property, you can check the property register - more info here - migrant.info.pl/land-and-mortgage-register.html - you should always ask the prospective seller to give the number so that you can check that everything is legitimate before signing even a pre-contract.
I always have my notary do that.I really don't care what the seller bought the property for only how much he is selling for.There is no set price of property anywhere.Be carefull Poles rent out the property at higher prices and value it with 6 to8% return.I just bought one on Belverdeska in Warsaw for 10k pln a sq m which is cheap by warsaw commercials.Residentials are a bit different.If you need a good reliable and reasonably priced notariusz in Warsaw let me know.Her husband is an American and a very good pal of mine.
Also be careful with the VAT and if you are a VAT payer you will get it all back depending how you pay them(I pay them monthly so I always get my refunds in a months time from Ujzad Skarbowe)
Here is the site in question - ee24.com/. A lot of the postings are in Russian and provide just a phone # as a point of contact in most cases and the prices seem 20-30% cheaper than what they should be. This has to be a scam! Thoughts?
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