Poznan Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Poznan

Poznań, one of western Poland’s most important urban centers, combines a strong academic base, a broad services economy, and a well-connected city layout. For property investors, it remains a location where established districts and ongoing urban change can create a steady backdrop for apartment investment decisions.

July 2026 brought a clear tension for apartment investors in Poznań: sale prices eased over the month even as the annual trend stayed positive. The average apartment sale price was 639,000 zł, down 1.3% month on month, while the average price per square meter slipped to 12,630 zł, down 1.9%. That softening may offer a better entry point than earlier in the year, but it does not erase the broader upward pressure seen over 12 months.

Year over year, the average sale price is still up 6.7% and the average m2 price is up 5.4%, showing that the market has retained its longer-term value growth. At the same time, rental momentum has been weaker: the average rent price held at 2,500 zł in July and is down 3.8% from a year ago. Against that backdrop, the estimated yield of 5.48% suggests returns remain present, but with tighter economics than the rising-sale-price picture alone might imply.