Poland Mortgage Direct is an independent mortgage brokerage service, based in Krakow, which assists foreign investors to secure Polish mortgages for residential and investment properties in Poland, directly from Polish banks.
We specialize in assisting foreign investors and expat Poles who wish to draw down a mortgage in Poland to buy a Polish property, but whose primary source of income is from outside of Poland. We can also assist expat foreigners who are resident in Poland but would prefer to arrange a mortgage using an English speaking company.
Whether you wish to take out a Polish mortgage as an individual or as a company, Poland Mortgage Direct can help you. We can simply put you in contact with suitable Polish banks through our free referral service or alternatively, manage the entire mortgage application process through our brokerage service.
Take a few minutes to submit your details and requirements and we will contact you with more information following a brief analysis of your details.
By providing access to the market’s leading lenders, Poland Mortgage Direct provides its clients with the most efficient way to find a suitable mortgage in Poland, at the most competitive rates, and with the ease of a single enquiry.
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22nd December 2009 - Stronger than expected GDP growth in Poland continues
According to the president of the National Bank of Poland, Slawomir Skrzypek, GDP growth in Poland for the fourth quarter of 2009 will measure approximately 2.9% or even slightly higher, which will push the full year figure for 2009 to 1.6-1.7%.
"Very good November output data will translate into economic growth in Q4 exceeding everybody's expectations, it seems it may reach 2.9% or even slightly more," Skrzypek told reporters. more »
10th October 2009 - Polish interest rates to remain unchanged until end first quarter 2010
According to a government advisor, Adam Glapinski, Poland’s interest rates are set to remain steady until the end of the first quarter of 2010.
“Rates should stay on hold until a strong economic recovery is in place and inflation is flying high, that is above 2.5 percent,” Mr Glapi?ski told Polish newspaper Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.
A survey conducted by Reuters showed that analysts expect an interest rate increase of 25 basis points to 3.75 percent by the end of September 2010 and predicted inflation to ease to 2.4% in August 2010 from 3.7% in August this year.
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26th February 2009 - Central bank cuts interest rates by 0.25%
At the monthly sitting of the Polish central bank (NBP) yesterday, interest rates were cut by 0.25%. The reference rate now stands at 4%.
This move had a negative effect on the Polish zloty, which had been gaining a little since its lowest point a week ago, when the government announced its intention to take steps to support the weakening currency. The monetary policy committee of the NBP reiterated its support for the earliest possible entry of Poland to the ERM2 currency mechanism, leading to the adoption of hte EURO in Poland. more »
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