Centrum AMRON

Centrum AMRON is located in Warszawa, Poland on ul, Leona Kruczkowskiego 8. Centrum AMRON is rated 3 out of 5 in the category apartment rental agency in Poland. AMRON Centre is a professional analytical and research organization specializing in issues related to real estate market, operating within the structure of Centre of Banking Law and Information Sp. z o.o. (CPBiI). AMRON Centre was established to support and develop the AMRON System – the only standardized, countrywide database on real estate prices and values equipped with advanced reporting and analytical modules.System was established by banks associated in Polish Banks Association as a response to increasing supervisory requirements related to credit risk management and it was launched on September 2004, initially only for banks. Since 2010 it has been available also for other real estate market participants. We have consequently implemented our goal of creating a comprehensive database on real estate market, providing fast and direct access to reliable information. Besides the basic area of our activity, which is development of the database, we provide services in the scope of MARKET ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH. Our offer includes periodic publications and reports, as well as individual reports prepared accordingly to the detailed specifics of the market segment, location and time period. Since the beginning of 2014, we develop another area of our business – service and verification of REAL ESTATE APPRAISALS realized by a network of certified valuers. In 2015, we've started the new project – Banking Platform of Real Estate, which is to ensure more effective recovery from loans secured by a mortgage (non-performing and/or recovered) through comprehensive ASSISTANCE IN VOLUNTARY SALE OF REAL ESTATE. We cooperate with commercial and cooperative banks, credit unions, insurance companies, Agricultural Property Agency, real estate appraisers and realtors, developers, financial advisors and municipalities. AMRON database is also available for National Bank of Poland, General Prosecutor's Office and Polish Financial Supervision Authority.