Crossing the threshold of their own flat is one of the most important moments on a new journey for many newlyweds. Every year, more than 200,000 couples start their life together. Not everyone gets the chance to have their own "four walls" right away.
Lift to heaven
The increasing affluence of society means that there is a sizable group of newlyweds who can afford to take out a loan. As the CSO points out, there has been a significant shift in the age of marriage in the last decade,
as a result of which, in 2009, men were getting married at an average age of 28 and women at
at the age of 26. At the same time, it can be assumed that young couples at this age have a more stable financial situation than those freshly wed in their 20s, of which there were many more just a few years ago. Parental support has also always played a significant role. Regardless of the sources of funding, the fact of having sufficient funds makes it possible to purchase a property.
However, it is important to consider which offer is the most appropriate and comfortable at this stage. - The active lifestyle of today's 20- to 30-year-olds means that some of them are looking for ready-made flats in which they will be able to live comfortably immediately after purchase
- notes Witold Sadowski, a Wrocław-based developer of such investments as Aparthotel Invite or the Krzycka92 estate - A convenient location, enabling easy and fast transport connections, is also extremely important. At the same time, the prospect of a family enlargement is connected with the need to provide the new family members with adequate space. A first flat of 60m² seems to be a perfectly adequate option.
For economic reasons, in many cases the square footage is much more modest. However, investing in the high standard of a smaller dwelling may make it easier to sell or rent in the future.
