Gdansk Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Gdansk

Gdańsk sits on Poland’s Baltic coast, where a historic port, waterfront districts and shipyard heritage give the city a distinctive setting. Its position within the Tricity area links the old centre to a wider coastal urban landscape.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the rise in the average price per square metre, up 3.9% from the previous month to 15,200 zł. That increase contrasts with an average monthly rent of 3,000 zł, which was unchanged month over month. The two measures point in different directions: the price attached to apartment space moved higher, while the headline rental figure did not follow it upward. For an investor assessing purchase costs against expected rent, that gap is more informative than either number on its own.

The reported yield is 5.23%, a snapshot of the relationship between rental income and purchase cost rather than a promise about any particular apartment. It is worth keeping the measures separate: the per-square-metre figure describes the price of space, while average rent describes a monthly payment, and neither specifies the size or condition of an individual property. The figures therefore cannot establish how a specific acquisition will perform. For this month’s Gdańsk note, the practical takeaway is cautious: compare apartment-level purchase costs and achievable rent on the same basis before assuming the faster rise in unit pricing translates into stronger income returns.