Poznan Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Poznan

Poznań combines a strong academic and business base with a historic city core and a well-developed urban economy, making it one of Poland’s most closely watched apartment markets. Its scale and regional role continue to shape how investors read local pricing and rental trends.

September 2026 points to a market where pricing remains firm, but investor economics are being squeezed a little by softer rents. The average apartment sale price stands at zł634,520, after a modest monthly dip of 0.6%, while the average price per square metre is zł12,580, down 0.2% month on month. Against that, the average rent moved up 1.2% to zł2,600, which helps offset some pressure but not enough to remove the broader tension.

That tension is clearer when viewed year on year. Apartment values are still higher than a year ago, with the average sale price up 5.9% and the average price per square metre up 3.9%. Rents, however, are down 3.7% over the same period, so the income side has not kept pace with capital values. The result is a 5.66% gross yield, which remains workable, but sits within a market where price growth and rental performance are moving in different directions. For investors, Poznań in September 2026 looks less like a simple growth story and more like a case of stable valuation strength meeting cautious rental momentum.