Sopot Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Sopot

Sopot sits on Poland’s Baltic coast in Pomorskie voivodeship, between Gdańsk and Gdynia. Its seafront setting and place within the Tricity area provide a distinctive geographic backdrop for apartment investment.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Sopot apartments is the gap between firmer per-square-metre prices and softer rents. The average apartment price per square metre was 22,150 zł, up 2.2% month over month, while average rent fell 4.4% over the same period. For an investor comparing purchase cost with rental income, these measures are moving in opposing directions. A higher price per unit of space is not accompanied by a higher average monthly rent in this snapshot. This is a directional comparison, not a return calculation: the two citywide averages do not describe the same individual apartment.

The reported yield of 3.18% offers another way to frame that tension, but it is a market-level figure rather than a result guaranteed on any purchase. An apartment’s price, area and achievable rent still need to be considered together when assessing a prospective investment. The current figures cannot show how those elements align for a specific property, nor can a single monthly comparison establish a lasting trend. For October, the practical reading is therefore measured: per-square-metre pricing strengthened while rent weakened, leaving the balance between entry cost and rental income as the key point to examine.