Warsaw's Tiny Living Trend: A 10.5m² Apartment as a Lucrative Investment

A recent video by entrepreneur Kuba Midel has brought attention to the burgeoning market of micro-apartments in Warsaw, specifically showcasing a 10.5 square meter unit in the Praga Południe district. The apartment, priced at approximately 280,000 PLN, offers a compact yet functional living space, including a sleeping area, a small but well-equipped kitchenette, and a bathroom with a shower and washing machine. Midel emphasizes the stark price difference compared to similar properties in Paris, which he states can exceed one million PLN. The video highlights the investment appeal of such properties. According to Midel, this particular apartment has been consistently rented for 2,000 PLN per month for several years, generating a significant annual income. He projects that the property's value is likely to appreciate by at least 50% within the next five to ten years, making it an attractive prospect for investors. "This is a prime example of how small spaces can offer substantial returns in a competitive housing market," Midel commented in the video. The discussion around micro-living and its financial implications continues to generate interest among potential buyers and investors alike, prompting questions about urban planning and affordable housing solutions in major cities.

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