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90 M. Renigier-Biłozor, R. WiśniewskiTable 2. Market efficiency in terms of population size per one RE transactionTabela 2. Sprawność rynku wyrażona wskaźnikiem liczby mieszańców przypadających na jednątransakcjęNo.Real estate marketPopulation/No. of transactions[PO/RET]1 Zielona Góra 912 Koszalin 1013 Słupsk 1074 Elbląg 1415 Ciechanów 1456 Suwałki 1767 Ełk 1788 Olsztyn 1889 Wrocław 22410 Gdańsk 26011 Bydgoszcz 27612 Działdowo 28113 Łódź 30714 Kraków 31115 Poznań 40316 Toruń 64217 Kętrzyn 69918 Białystok 74019 Gołdap 150220 Inowrocław 2115Source: Own research.Źródło: Opracowanie własne.The above analysis is only a preliminary attempt at determining the efficiency of realestate markets in Poland, and its main aim is to indicate the direction of research initiatedby the authors. The area of research will be expanded in successive papers to include acomparison of data relating to real estate transactions and market offers, market classificationand an efficiency ranking of the examined real estate markets based on otherindicators presented in Table 1.Acta Sci. Pol.
The effi ciency of selected real estate markets in Poland 91Table 3. Market efficiency in terms of real estate affordability – the number of square meters thatcan be purchased with average monthly wagesTabela 3. Sprawność rynku wyrażona wskaźnikiem przedstawiającym możliwość zakupu jednegometra kwadratowego nieruchomości mieszkaniowej za średnią miesięczną płacęNo.Real estate marketAverage wage/Average price per m 2 of housing area[HA/GW]1 Ciechanów 1.202 Działdowo 1.063 Kętrzyn 1.034 Gołdap 0.975 Zielona Góra 0.896 Ełk 0.867 Suwałki 0.828 Inowrocław 0.819 Koszalin 0.7110 Słupsk 0.7111 Bydgoszcz 0.6912 Toruń 0.6813 Łódź 0.6814 Białystok 0.6715 Gdańsk 0.6516 Elbląg 0.6517 Poznań 0.6318 Olsztyn 0.5919 Wrocław 0.5120 Kraków 0.47Source: Own research.Źródło: Opracowanie własne.THE USE OF THE ROUGH SET THEORY IN ANALYSES OF REAL ESTATEMARKET EFFICIENCYThis study addresses a common problem encountered during advanced analyses ofreal estates, namely the choice and use of analytical and research methods that accountfor the specific nature of real estate data. As suggested in the preceding parts of this pa-Oeconomia 10 (1) 2011
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