Wielkopolskie voivodeship Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Wielkopolskie voivodeship

Wielkopolskie voivodeship combines a broad regional economy with Poznań’s strong urban pull, while also offering a mix of established cities and more space outside the core. For real-estate investors, that balance makes the region worth watching across changing market cycles.

July 2026 brings the clearest signal: sale prices are still edging higher year over year, but the monthly move has softened. The average apartment sale price stands at zł559,000, down 0.6% month over month yet still up 7.5% from a year earlier. At the same time, the average price per square metre is zł11,090, after a 1.0% monthly decline and a 6.7% annual increase.

That combination points to a market where capital values have risen, but short-term momentum has cooled. For investors, the tension is especially visible in the income side of the equation. The average rent is zł2,400 and was flat over the month, but it is down 4.0% year over year, which limits rental growth compared with the rise in purchase prices.

Even so, the region still shows a 5.7% yield on apartments. In practical terms, July’s data suggests that Wielkopolskie remains a viable investment market, but one where recent price gains are beginning to meet more restrained rental performance. The result is a more nuanced outlook than a simple growth story: values are higher, while the rent side has yet to keep pace.