Września Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Września

Września, in Wielkopolskie voivodeship, sits east of Poznań and combines a well-connected regional setting with a compact city layout. For apartment investors, it offers a market that is easy to read and closely tied to local pricing trends rather than headline-driven volatility.

June 2026 brings the clearest signal: sale prices are still moving higher, while rents have held flat month to month. The average apartment sale price reached zł459,000, after a 3.1% rise over the previous month and a 4.6% increase year on year. That is enough to keep values advancing, but not fast enough to remove pressure from returns.

The rental side is where the tension becomes visible. Average rent stands at zł1,900, unchanged from May and still 15.6% below a year earlier. Against an average price per square metre of zł8,227, up 1.4% month on month and 1.1% year on year, the result is a gross yield of 6.13%. In other words, Września’s apartment market is still delivering a yield above 6%, but rising acquisition costs are offset by softer rents, making income growth the key variable to watch this month.