Cheap apartments from PKP. There are 700 vacant premises throughout Poland

The list of PKP offers includes premises in Katowice, Opole and Wrocław, but there are also opportunities in towns such as Racibórz, Mrągowo, Bartoszyce, Dobra and Braniewo.

Such an opportunity does not come along often: a two-room apartment at Stanisława Małachowskiego Street in Wrocław with an area of ​​79 m2 was put up for sale for only PLN 320,000. zloty.

PKP has apartments throughout Poland

PKP’s assets include not only track and station infrastructure, but also tenement houses, farm buildings and investment plots. Objects that are no longer necessary to conduct current transport activitiesare successively put up for sale by the company, which allows for optimization of the costs of maintaining unnecessary infrastructure.

The premises on offer are very diverse. For a fraction of the amount needed for a studio apartment in Warsaw, you can buy your own apartment in a smaller town. Apartments at better addresses in cities cost more, but they can still surprise you pleasantly.

Free tenders for apartments from PKP

The purchase of railway mixing takes place by auction, in which anyone can participate. Before the auction, you must pay a deposit by the deadline and submit your offer. Initial amounts are determined by appraisers and are based on the current market value of the site. Sample railway offers:

• Wałbrzych (Lower Silesia), ul. Beethoven – 53 thousand zloty

• Drawsko Pomorskie (West Pomeranian Voivodeship), ul. Kolejowa – 62 thousand zloty

• Pionki (Masovian Voivodeship), ul. Independence – 72 thousand zloty

• Bojadła (Lubusz Voivodeship), ul. Kolejowa – 77 thousand zloty

• Mościsko (Lower Silesia), ul. Kolejowa – 98 thousand zloty

• Chełm (Lublin Voivodeship), ul. Żwirki i Wigury – PLN 115,000. zloty

• Radom (Masovian Voivodeship), ul. Mazowieckie – 170 thousand zloty

• Bydgoszcz (Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship), ul. Grunwaldzka – 210 thousand zloty

• Nysa (Opole Voivodeship), ul. W. Pawlik – 235 thousand zloty

• Wrocław (Lower Silesia), ul. In Polanka – 302 thousand zloty

If no one buys a given property in two consecutive tenders, PKP may sell the property through negotiations for no less than 2/3 of the starting price.