A resident or a foreigner can buy an apartment (lokal mieszkalny) in Poznań: outside the border zone an MSWiA permit is usually not required; a house or a plot more often needs one. NBP Q2 2026 guide: about PLN 10,891/m² on the secondary market and about PLN 12,766/m² on the primary market. On a resale, budget 2% PCC (the first-home relief is not for everyone), the notary and court fees; with a loan, the bank. On a new build, VAT is usually already in the developer price. Before a deposit, check the land register, czynsz and the preliminary contract. Support is under license No. 31933.
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Apartment prices in Poznan
NBP benchmarks (Q2 2026) and apartment types with indicative PLN/m² ranges. Final price depends on district, floor and condition.
Full purchase cost
On the secondary market PCC, the notary and the court sit on top of the flat price. Upfront cash is lower with a mortgage. The PCC relief is not a 5-year test: art. 9 pkt 17, and a home abroad counts too. The write-up is on the taxes page.
Can a foreigner buy an apartment in Poznań
Asset type first, citizenship second. Poznań is not in the border zone, but a house or a plot for a buyer from outside the EEA is a separate path.
Best Poznan districts to buy an apartment
District drives price, liquidity and lifestyle. Details on the districts hub.
The historic center of Poznan and the most prestigious district. Ideal for young professionals, students and investors.
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A prestigious and upscale district of Poznan. Ideal for families and investors. Quiet atmosphere and high quality of life.
A calm and family-oriented district of Poznan. Ideal for families with children. Safety, schools, parks and quiet.
A modern and dynamically developing district of Poznan. High growth potential. Ideal for investors and young families.
Poznan apartment market trends
Key facts before you buy — based on NBP and local listing data.
What to check when buying an apartment
Before signing a preliminary contract, run through legal and technical risks.
How I will help you buy an apartment
Five steps, from criteria to the deed. The cooperation agreement and viewing details are covered in the consultation, not in a long list.
Criteria and budget
We fix district, size, timing and the full amount: price, PCC or VAT, notary, court and, if needed, the loan.
Search and viewings
A shortlist from the MLS and portals, a viewing route, and a comparison of resale and new builds against your criteria.
Checks and negotiation
Land register, czynsz, condition. Price is compared with NBP transactions, not only the next listing. The average asking-vs-deed gap describes the market, not a promised discount.
Preliminary contract
Before the deposit we settle whether it is zadatek or zaliczka, the deadlines and what happens if the deal falls through. A lawyer reads the text.
Deed and handover
Notary, payment, keys and the handover protocol. After the deed: PCC and the land-register entry on the timetable in the tax section.
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A license, not an agent directory
The purchase is handled by a local licensed realtor, No. 31933, with liability insurance. How the work is set up is on the about Marina Buguk page.
Trust and guarantees
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