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Archicom SAArchicom real estate on track to deliver 2,400 flats in 2025
Listed real estate developer Archicom maintains its plan to deliver a total of approximately 2,400 flats to customers (1,500 in Archicom projects and 900 in Echo Investment projects) and believes it is on track to achieve its full annual plan, the company said in a press release. The sales target for 2025 is between 2,800 and 3,000 units (in September, the company was aiming to sell nearly 3,000 flats this year).
Archicom sold 619 flats in the third quarter of 2025, not counting nearly 200 pre-sale agreements that will be booked in the fourth quarter. The company added that October, the first month of the new reporting period, delivered a record number of transactions.
"In the first three quarters, Archicom sold 1,781 flats, which represents a 21 percent increase in sales year on year. This confirms the continuing demand and the effectiveness of the company's sales and marketing activities. The sales target for 2025 is between 2,800 and 3,000 units," the press release said.
Archicom plans to deliver about 2,400 flats in 2025 (1,500 in its projects and 900 in Echo Investment's), with 1,118 handed over in the first three quarters, up 37 percent year on year.
"The largest part of this year's deliveries will take place in the fourth quarter. The accumulation of these investments means that the end of the year will be the most intense period: nearly 1,300 deliveries are planned for the fourth quarter alone. Thanks to this, Archicom is well on its way to achieving its full annual plan," it added.
Since the start of the year, Archicom has launched 2,391 flats for sale or pre-sale across projects in Cracow, Warsaw, Lodz, Poznan and Wroclaw. The company has also expanded its land bank by 2,112 units, lifting its potential future capacity to 11,908 flats.
"Expanding our portfolio with further investments in major cities, as well as systematically increasing our land bank, allows us to maintain high sales dynamics and predictability of operations. Data from October confirms that demand is not weakening, and customers are responding more actively to improving financing conditions," commented CEO Waldemar Olbryk, quoted in the press release.
"We are well prepared for this moment, we have sold over 90 percent of the flats in projects completed in the first three quarters, and the level of completed and unsold units remains at market lows. We have also started acceptance procedures for investments that obtained occupancy permits in the fourth quarter, which further strengthens the earnings base for the coming months," he added.
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