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Most developers hide prices behind "ask for an offer". We do the opposite: we publish the price of every unit and its full price history. The more you know before the conversation, the better that conversation is.
Most developers hide prices behind "ask for an offer". We do the opposite: we publish the price of every unit and its full price history. The more you know before the conversation, the better that conversation is.
Price transparency isn’t a marketing gimmick for us — it’s a principle. Every development’s price list is public — with the price per square metre, the total price and the date of every change. For a buyer comparing offers, that saves weeks of calls and circling.
The buyer gains the right to price information before a visit to the office. They see which units went up in price and by how much. And we lose the option to "adjust" the price to how much someone wants it — which is for the best.
Warto wiedzieć — Price transparency · the Osnowa standard
Prices in our lists are binding until the date shown next to each entry. The change history stays visible even after a unit is sold — we hide nothing.
The hardest part isn’t publishing prices, but the discipline not to "stretch" them per client. That takes one consistent pricing logic — work you can’t do ad hoc in every conversation.
The developer act and the Developer Guarantee Fund changed the rules in the buyer’s favour. The question is no longer "am I protected" but "how do I use that protection" — and many buyers don’t know.
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