Łódzkie voivodeship Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Łódzkie voivodeship

Łódzkie voivodeship lies in central Poland, with Łódź’s textile-era architecture and a network of smaller towns shaping its distinctive landscape. That setting provides useful context for an apartment search, though properties across the region need to be assessed individually.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the divergence between rents and sale prices: average rent rose 2.3% from the previous month while the average sale price fell 0.8%. For an investor considering a purchase, those movements could improve the rental calculation on paper. They do not, however, show what a particular apartment will cost or earn. A regional average brings different properties together, so the contrast is more useful as a prompt to check individual prices and rents than as a forecast of returns. It is also a monthly comparison, not evidence that the same pattern will continue.

The longer view complicates the picture. Average sale prices remain up 2.6% year on year despite the latest monthly dip. October’s reported yield of 6.18% offers a reference point, not a promise of net income; the price paid and costs associated with a specific apartment still matter. Taken together, the figures show rental pricing strengthening while the sale-price measure eased, against a backdrop of higher sale prices than a year earlier. When comparing apartments across Łódzkie, the practical question is whether an individual asking price and achievable rent reflect that regional pattern.