Gdynia Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Gdynia

Gdynia combines a Baltic waterfront setting with a modern urban feel, shaped by its port, coastal neighborhoods, and strong links across the Tricity area. For property investors, that mix keeps the city relevant as both a living destination and a long-term residential market.

July 2026 brings the clearest signal: apartment pricing has eased, while yields remain respectable. The average sale price stands at 667,160 zł, with the average price per square metre at 12,330 zł, both moving lower over the month and also below last year’s levels. Against that backdrop, the average rent price of 3,000 zł adds to the picture of a market where income and asset values are not rising in step.

That tension matters for investors. The monthly yield is 6.01%, which still supports a cash-flow case, but the recent pricing trend suggests that entry costs have become a little lighter rather than stronger. Compared with June, the average sale price is down 0.9%, rents are down 3.2%, and the average m2 price is down 1.1%. Year on year, the average sale price is down 4.7%, rents are down 4.0%, and the average m2 price is down 1.3%. In practical terms, July points to a market where valuation pressure is more visible than rental growth, so returns may depend more on disciplined pricing than on short-term appreciation.