New job changes your commute, choose your district wisely.
We take your new commute and priorities and turn them into a clear area ranking.
From the transfer news to the move
Time pressure does not have to mean a blind decision. A week with the report looks like this:
Tonight
A conversation about your new work address, your budget and how you want to live. About 30 minutes.
Tomorrow
You read the area ranking built around the new commute and drop what makes no sense - without driving across town.
At the weekend
You view flats only in your top 2-3 areas, checklist in hand.
Day 1 at the new job
A commute without surprises. You live where the new daily routine actually works.
Choosing a district from the other end of the country
You do not need to know the city or have time to walk its districts. The conversation turns your priorities into an area ranking - you know where to look before you travel, and you only go to viewings where they are worth it.
Renting first is a sensible plan: the report works for renting and buying alike, and it stays on your account. If the relocation turns permanent, you can come back to it before buying.
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Access never expires - come back to the conversation whenever you want.
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- A ranking of every area
- Your 5 best and 3 weakest
- Offers that match your criteria
- A post ready to paste into local groups
- Warnings before you sign the lease
- Checklist
- Come back to the report whenever you want
- Blog guides only for report owners
- Free blog posts and tools
Secure payments via Polar.
Automatic refund if we fail to deliver your report.
And if the report doesn’t help you, write to us - we’ll make it right, usually with a refund.
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A question before you buy? Write to us: hello@osiedlo.app
Questions
I’m moving to a new city – does it work?
Yes, as long as you are moving to one of the 10 cities we cover. More in preparation.
Renting or buying?
Works for both.
Which cities do you cover?
We now cover 10 Polish cities. More in preparation.
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Short reads on the things that cost the most when you miss them: contracts, fees, meters and floor area.
- Game theory for renters: how to negotiate without losing outA simple introduction to game theory on the rental market: why tenant and landlord interests differ, which moves keep repeating, and how to build your own position.For report owners
- What utilities cost in a Polish rental: the full breakdown of chargesWhat you pay for a rented flat in Poland beyond the rent: the building charge, electricity, gas, water and internet, orientational ranges and the questions to ask the landlord.
- Gas, district or electric heating in Poland: differences and costsThe heating types you will meet in Polish flats, how they differ in cost and comfort, and how to check the heating before you choose a flat.
