Poland economy faces rising property prices and household assets

Poland is facing several economic and seasonal shifts. In the real estate market, PKO BP forecasts a 5% increase in average transaction prices over the next year due to rising incomes and supply constraints. Meanwhile, the Allianz Global Wealth Report 2026 shows a 14% increase in Polish household financial assets, reaching 943.1 billion euros, driven largely by new savings.

The agricultural sector reports significant price drops, with milk prices down over 21% year-on-year. As the heating season begins, concerns regarding energy costs and safety are rising. Pellet prices remain high, though the Ministry of Energy suggests stability is expected. Additionally, rising wholesale electricity prices for 2027 are prompting government analysis of potential mitigation scenarios.

Safety remains a priority as temperatures drop; emergency services have reported incidents involving chimney fires and carbon monoxide leaks. Authorities are urging residents to install detectors and maintain heating systems. In the utility sector, Tauron Dystrybucja has transitioned to monthly billing based on actual consumption for prosumers using remote reading technology.