Toruń Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Toruń

Toruń sits on the Vistula in north-central Poland, with a medieval old town and a long association with Nicolaus Copernicus. Its historic centre gives the city a distinctive setting for apartment investment, while residential areas extend beyond the riverfront.

October 2026 brings a split signal for apartments in Toruń: the average sale price fell 1.4% from the previous month, yet remained 5.8% above its level a year earlier. The monthly dip therefore tempers, rather than reverses, the longer comparison. Investors reviewing entry prices should not treat the latest decline as evidence of a sustained downward trend; the figures establish a monthly movement and an annual change, not what happens next.

Rental pricing adds a sharper near-term counterpoint. Average rent fell 2.3% month on month, a larger percentage retreat than the sale-price move. The indicated yield is 5.1%, but that snapshot does not show whether returns improved or worsened during the month. It puts income potential in view while leaving the central question open: whether the recent softness in rents and sale prices persists, or whether the annual gain in sale prices remains the more relevant guide.

The figures support a measured reading rather than a decisive turn. Comparing monthly adjustments with the longer price record helps separate the latest movements from the annual picture. An investment assessment still needs property-level costs and achievable rent, neither of which these citywide averages establish.