Lodz Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Lodz

Łódź sits in central Poland, where its textile-industry heritage remains visible in brick factory buildings and along Piotrkowska Street. This distinctive cityscape gives apartment investment a local context beyond any single month’s prices.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Łódź apartments is a modest decline in sale prices without a corresponding monthly fall in rents. The average sale price is 461,990 zł, down 1.0% from the previous month, while average rent is 2,200 zł and has held steady. For investors, the tension is between a lower purchase-price benchmark and a rental benchmark that has not moved with it. Neither figure, on its own, tells the full story of a potential investment.

The reported yield is 6.18%. It provides a useful reference point, but it is not a guaranteed return for any particular apartment. The annual comparison also adds perspective: average sale prices are slightly below their level a year ago, while average rents are higher. The recent decline in sale prices therefore sits alongside a different direction for rents, rather than a uniform shift across both measures.

These are citywide averages, not prices or rents for a specific address. October’s figures are most useful when kept in that context: they show a recent easing in the sale-price benchmark, but do not establish how long it will last or what an individual property will earn.