Gdansk Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Gdansk

Gdańsk combines a Baltic seafront setting with a long-established urban core, historic waterfronts and a major port economy. That mix gives the city a distinct profile within northern Poland, supporting its appeal as a place for apartment investment and longer-term value tracking.

August 2026 brings a clear tension to the apartment market: values are still higher than a year ago, but the latest monthly move points to some cooling in pricing. The average sale price stands at zł782,100, after falling 1.6% month over month, while the average price per square metre is zł15,520, down 2.4% over the same period. That pullback matters because it sits alongside a year-over-year rise of 8.3% in the average sale price and 9.5% in the average m2 price, showing that the broader trend remains positive even as momentum eases.

For investors, the income side adds another layer to the picture. Average rent is zł3,200, up 3.2% from the previous month, yet still 8.6% below the level seen a year earlier. The result is a gross rental yield of 5.44%, which suggests the market is balancing capital growth against softer annual rent dynamics. In practical terms, Gdańsk is not presenting a one-way story: pricing has advanced over the year, but August’s numbers indicate that apartment investors are now weighing stronger asset values against slightly tighter monthly entry conditions and a more mixed rental backdrop.