Kalisz Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Kalisz

Kalisz, one of Poland’s oldest cities, sits in Wielkopolskie voivodeship with a blend of historic streets, regional commerce, and a central urban setting that keeps it relevant for both residents and investors. Its local market reflects that mix of long-established character and everyday housing needs.

July 2026 brings the clearest signal in Kalisz apartments: prices are still climbing, but rental income is not keeping pace. The average sale price reached 439,000 zł, up 3.0% month on month and 12.9% higher than a year earlier, while the average price per square metre rose to 8,280 zł, also up 3.0% month on month and 10.7% year on year. Against that backdrop, the average rent slipped to 2,000 zł, down 4.8% from June and unchanged year on year.

That creates a more cautious investment equation than the sale-price trend alone might suggest. The reported yield of 6.3% still indicates a workable return profile, but July’s data shows the gap between asset values and monthly rent is widening on the pricing side rather than through income growth. For investors tracking Kalisz, the current story is less about rapid rental expansion and more about appreciating capital values in a market where rents are holding flat at the yearly level.