Płock Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Płock

Płock sits on the Vistula in Mazowieckie, combining a historic riverside setting with an established urban economy. For investors, that mix makes the city worth watching beyond a single month’s pricing move.

September 2026 points to a market tension rather than a one-way trend. Apartment sale prices eased by 1.2% month on month to an average of 526,330 zł, while the average price per square metre slipped 1.4% to 10,920 zł. At the same time, rents moved higher, reaching 2,650 zł and rising 1.9% over the month. That divergence matters because it leaves the investment case anchored in income growth even as purchase prices briefly soften.

The annual picture is still clearly stronger on the ownership side. The average sale price is up 16.6% year on year, and the average m2 price is ahead 21.6%. Rents have also increased, but more modestly, up 6.0% over the same period. Against that backdrop, the current gross yield of 6.37% suggests a market where pricing strength has been substantial, yet rental growth has not kept pace at the same speed. For investors, Płock currently reads as a city where monthly pricing relief may improve entry timing, but the longer-term trend still reflects a firmer asset value base.