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Blog archive 2024

All articles from 2024 (60) — newest first.

  1. What size of flat to choose for a single person and for a 2+1 family?
  2. Dreaming of a house with soul?
  3. Multi-criteria certificates in Poland and their significance in construction
  4. A flat for a student: how to prepare it?
  5. How does a homeowners' association work? Find out!
  6. The lift: a convenience or a worry?
  7. Flat prices in 2025: rise or fall?
  8. Selling your flat quickly? Avoid these mistakes!
  9. 5 tricks that will raise the value of your flat
  10. Terraced house, semi-detached or detached?
  11. Is it worth investing in a rental flat?
  12. Investing in a flat as a way of putting your savings to work
  13. Selling a flat in Katowice? Don't do it alone!
  14. Deposit (zadatek) or advance payment (zaliczka) under a preliminary agreement to buy a property
  15. Small flat, big profit?
  16. Why choose a flat with a garden?
  17. Why are ground-floor flats cheaper?
  18. Why buy a flat in the Silesian conurbation?
  19. Is selling a flat in an older building more difficult?
  20. How should you furnish a flat to let?
  21. A house for a family of six – what should it be like?
  22. When can a landlord enter the flat they are renting out?
  23. What should a notice of termination of a lease agreement contain?
  24. Flats with no service charge – are they a good choice?
  25. Registering a mortgage in the land and mortgage register – what you should know
  26. A house in the countryside or a flat in the city?
  27. The 5 most common mistakes made by flat buyers
  28. What to ask the seller of a flat so as not to buy a pig in a poke
  29. Your dream flat within reach
  30. Increase your chances of selling your flat by up to 30%! Learn my proven methods
  31. Notarial deposit in property purchase transactions
  32. Is a two-level flat a good idea for you?
  33. Which rooms can be considered ancillary?
  34. Local zoning plan (MPZP)
  35. Selling a flat? Remember these documents!
  36. Buying a house outside the city – why is it worth it?
  37. How do you estimate the value of a property before selling? Let's find out!
  38. A flat with no service charge
  39. Investing in a house with a garden – is it worth it? We answer!
  40. Everything you need to know about the Electronic Land and Mortgage Register
  41. What should you consider when choosing a flat?
  42. A landlord's duties – what do you need to know? Find out!
  43. Notarial deed (akt notarialny) for the sale and purchase of a flat – you can't do without it!
  44. Renting a flat – what can be deducted from the deposit?
  45. Legal title to a flat – don't get cheated!
  46. A studio flat as a first home?
  47. When is it worth buying a semi-detached house? Our tips!
  48. A loft flat
  49. The land and mortgage register (księga wieczysta) – what is it and what does it look like?
  50. Life annuity agreement (umowa dożywocia): a better option than selling the property?
  51. Considering selling your flat?
  52. Handover protocol when renting a flat
  53. A house for a couple with one child – which to choose?
  54. Which house is best for a family of four (2+2)? Take a look!
  55. Occasional tenancy – what is it and what should the agreement contain?
  56. Flat – rent or buy? Our advice!
  57. Comfortable living, low bills. Discover the advantages of a passive house
  58. What should a house for a large family be like? Our tips!
  59. What to look out for when choosing an estate agency in Katowice?
  60. Safe flat rental: how to avoid pitfalls and mistakes?

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