Gdynia Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Gdynia

Gdynia combines a Baltic seafront setting with a modern urban profile, shaped by its port, coastal access, and strong links across the Tri-City area. For investors, it remains a location where everyday living and seaside appeal meet in a compact city format.

September 2026 points to a market where pricing has eased, but income has held steady. The average apartment sale price stands at zł699,000, after a monthly decline of 1.9% and a 1.5% drop year over year. On a per-square-metre basis, the average is zł12,760, down 1.4% month on month but still 0.1% higher than a year ago.

That creates the month’s key tension: acquisition costs are softer, yet rental returns have not moved higher to compensate. Average rent is unchanged at zł3,000, leaving the estimated yield at 5.89%. For investors, the message is less about rapid growth and more about a market that is adjusting on the purchase side while rents remain flat. In that setting, September looks like a pause rather than a breakout, with valuation pressure offering some room to reassess entry points.