Poland Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Poland

Poland combines a large, diversified economy with a broad urban housing market, making apartments a closely watched segment for investors. From Warsaw to regional hubs, the country offers a mix of established city living and steady long-term rental demand shaped by local economic activity.

July 2026 points to a market where prices are still moving higher, but the pace is more restrained than before. The average apartment sale price stood at zł590,180, after edging down 0.7% month over month even as it remained up 6.1% year over year. That combination suggests a pause in monthly momentum rather than a broad reversal.

For investors, the tension is clear: values are still above last year’s level, yet income is not keeping pace in the same way. The average rent price held at zł2,800, unchanged from both the prior month and a year earlier, while the average price per square metre reached zł11,500, up 7.6% year over year despite a 0.3% monthly dip. In that setting, the reported yield of 6.55% looks reasonable, but it also reflects a market where pricing growth is doing more of the work than rent growth. For apartment buyers, July reads as a month of firmer annual trends and softer short-term price pressure.