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Robyg proved to be the greatest record-breaker of H1 2017 (just as it was for the whole of last year). The company sold 1,693 apartments in Warsaw and Gdańsk (net – including cancellations), which represented a 23 pct y-o-y increase. The group estimates that this year it will finalise around 3,300 contracts if this trend continues. In Q2 alone, the developer sold 756 apartments in Warsaw and Gdańsk (including cancellations), which is almost 17 pct more than in the same period of 2016. Just one step behind is Dom Development, which sold 1,656 apartments (1,316 in 2016, a 26 pct increase y-o-y). In the second quarter the developer sold a record-breaking 850 apartments, 21 pct up y-o-y. “The demand was also supported by low interest rates, low unemployment and the ready availability of mortgages. As in previous quarters, apartments sold for cash represented a large part of the sales volume – around 40 pct of