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About Yaruyi

Built Around One Idea: Informed Co-Owners Make Better Decisions

Polish housing law is written for lawyers. This site translates it for everyone who owns an apartment.

Our Purpose

Why This Resource Exists

Poland has millions of apartment owners who belong to a wspólnota mieszkaniowa — a housing community governed by the Act of 24 June 1994 on Ownership of Premises. The law gives these owners real rights: to vote on decisions, to inspect financial records, to challenge resolutions they believe are unlawful.

Few exercise these rights fully. Not because they lack interest, but because the legal language is opaque, the procedures are unfamiliar, and professional advice is expensive relative to the issues at stake.

Yaruyi exists to close that gap. Every article here draws on publicly available legislation and official guidance. Nothing is invented, nothing is simplified beyond accuracy.

Polish housing law books and documents arranged on a professional desk
How We Work

Editorial Principles

01

Sources First

Every claim traces back to a specific legal provision. We cite the Act and article number so you can verify independently.

02

No Legal Advice

This site explains what the law says in general terms. It does not analyse your specific situation or tell you what to do. That distinction matters.

03

Plain Language

Legal concepts translated into readable prose. Jargon is defined where it appears. Nothing is left unexplained for the sake of appearing expert.

04

Regular Updates

Housing law changes. When it does, the relevant articles are reviewed and updated. The date of last review appears on each article page.

Exterior view of a residential apartment community building in a Polish city
What We Cover

Topics in Scope

  • Voting procedures at owner meetings, including share-based calculation
  • The legal role and obligations of the zarządca (property manager)
  • How to read and question the annual financial report
  • The fundusz remontowy: what it covers and how contributions are set
  • Challenging a resolution under Article 25 of the Act
  • The boundary between common property and individual ownership

Topics outside Polish residential co-ownership law — commercial property, cooperative housing (spółdzielnia), or tax matters — are not covered here.

Find Us

Contact and Location

Address Generała Władysława Andersa 38
Białystok, Poland