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They Bought the Apartments and Received the Ownership Deed Years Later. They Have to Pay Off the Developer's Debt.

Summary by Polsat News
Zuzanna from Gdynia bought an apartment for cash in 2003. However, she received the ownership deed not a month later, but only five years later. It then turned out that several properties in the building were burdened with debts exceeding €664,000. Although the bank assured them it would quickly resolve the matter, 16 years later the mortgages are still seized. What's more, they were sold on the debt market. Intervention Material.
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Zuzanna from Gdynia bought an apartment for cash in 2003. However, she received the ownership deed not a month later, but only five years later. It then turned out that several properties in the building were burdened with debts exceeding €664,000. Although the bank assured them it would quickly resolve the matter, 16 years later the mortgages are still seized. What's more, they were sold on the debt market. Intervention Material.

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Polsat News broke the news on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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