Słupsk Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Słupsk

Słupsk sits on the Słupia River in northern Poland, with a historic centre and the Baltic coast within reach. Its inland city setting and coastal proximity give it a distinct geographic position within Pomorskie voivodeship.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the gap between sale prices and rents. Average sale prices are up 10.0% year over year, while average rents are unchanged over the same period. That divergence matters for an income-focused purchase: if entry prices rise without matching rent growth, the income generated per złoty invested may come under pressure. It is a caution about the relationship between price and rent, not evidence that every property has experienced the same shift.

The average apartment sale price stands at 439,000 zł, against a stated yield of 7.86%. These are citywide reference points, not a return available on every purchase. Individual outcomes depend on the price paid, rent achieved and ongoing costs; the averages cannot settle those questions for a specific flat. The yield is therefore best used as a prompt for property-level calculations, particularly when sale prices and rents are moving at different speeds.

For an investment comparison, the annual gap deserves more attention than an assumption that recent price gains will continue. The figures show what has changed, not what will happen next. A careful reading keeps potential income and the cost of entry in view together, without turning a citywide snapshot into a forecast.