Warsaw · residential rental market

Signals

How we compute σ? →

An anomaly signal = a district's z-score versus the other districts of the same city that period.

For each district we compute the z-score of its rent per m² and of its supply change against the distribution of all the city's districts that same period (population z-score). The signal takes the sign of whichever metric deviates most (|z|). The trigger is |z| ≥ 1.5σ.

Trigger threshold: |z| ≥ 1.5σ. Baseline: The baseline is the cross-section of Warsaw districts this period (peer comparison), not a single district's time series.

  • Śródmieście

    +2.0σsignal: rent/m²

    This district's rent per m² stands out from the other Warsaw districts.

    Rent: 4,900 PLN/moRent/m²: 100 PLN/m²Supply change: n/a (data gap)Sample: 578 listings
  • Wola

    +1.9σsignal: rent/m²

    This district's rent per m² stands out from the other Warsaw districts.

    Rent: 4,300 PLN/moRent/m²: 99 PLN/m²Supply change: n/a (data gap)Sample: 710 listings
  • Białołęka

    -1.6σsignal: rent/m²

    This district's rent per m² stands out from the other Warsaw districts.

    Rent: 3,000 PLN/moRent/m²: 67 PLN/m²Supply change: n/a (data gap)Sample: 143 listings