Radom Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Radom

Radom is a city in Poland’s Mazowieckie voivodeship, with an investment setting distinct from Warsaw even though both lie in the same region. These figures describe Radom apartments specifically, rather than the wider voivodeship.

In October 2026, the key signal is the gap between rent and sale-price growth. Average apartment rents are up 10.0% year over year, against a 4.2% annual rise in average sale prices. Rental income therefore appears to be gaining ground relative to purchase prices in the reported averages. That does not mean each apartment’s rent has risen faster than its value.

The average sale price is 435,000 zł, making the purchase side of that comparison tangible. A reported yield of 6.58% provides another reference for assessing income potential, but it should not be mistaken for a return available on every listing. Actual results would depend on the price paid and the rent achieved, as well as costs not captured by these headline measures. Together, the figures offer a starting point for evaluating specific apartments, not a shortcut to an investment decision.

For anyone tracking Radom month by month, the question is whether the annual gap between rent and sale-price growth persists. October’s snapshot supports a narrow conclusion: rents have increased faster than sale prices over the year, while the quoted yield remains a market-level indicator. It does not settle the economics of an individual property.