How much can you sell a house for in Gliwice?
Text from 2019. Laws, rates and prices may have changed since then. Ask an agent
If you and your family are interested in moving from a flat to a house of your own, you are probably interested in the prices at which one can be bought. The costs naturally depend largely on the region being analysed. We checked how Gliwice fares in this respect.
A look at the market situation
The prices checked relate to May 2016. The condition of the houses themselves varies. After all, while some buyers want relatively new buildings, quite a large group are happy to renovate an existing one, which can be bought through an estate agency in Gliwice.
Depending on the source, the average price per square metre achieved by houses in Gliwice falls within the range of PLN 3300 to 3550. That is quite a lot compared with the average for the whole voivodeship, which is around PLN 3000. However, you have to allow for the fact that listings from the whole voivodeship cover not only large urban centres.
What about floor area? If we took the average of the floor areas given in the listings, we would get a value of 211 square metres. In practice, however, there are listings for houses up to three times larger.
Rooms for the whole family
If you browse the listings, the largest number among them are five-room houses – they make up around one third of all May listings. Next in popularity are four-room and six-room houses. The former account for 20 per cent of the Gliwice sale listings, the latter for 21 per cent.
If you add up all three groups, that is, if you take into account houses in Gliwice with four to six rooms, together they account for three quarters of the May listings for this city.
You can also rent
Buying is one thing, but on the local property market you can also find houses to let. In their case, prices in May averaged PLN 61 per square metre, which is in line with the whole Silesian Voivodeship. It should be noted, however, that there are fewer rental listings to choose from than sale listings (though not dramatically fewer).
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