Żory Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Żory

Żory is a city in Poland’s Śląskie voivodeship, so its apartment figures offer a city-level view within a wider regional market. That geographic distinction matters when comparing investment locations: the figures describe Żory itself, not the voivodeship as a whole.

In October 2026, the clearest shift in Żory’s apartment figures is rent: the average rent price rose 15.6% from the previous month. That short-term increase brings the income side of an investment into focus, but it should not be taken as evidence that rents have kept pace with purchase prices over a longer period. The reported apartment yield is 7.17%, a useful snapshot for comparing locations rather than a promise of what an individual property will deliver. Results for a particular apartment would depend on its purchase price and letting terms.

The tension becomes clearer over the year: average sale prices rose 21.7% year over year, while average rents rose 13.0%. Both increased, but sale prices grew faster. The annual comparison therefore presents a different picture from the latest monthly rent movement for anyone weighing rental income against the cost of buying. The recent rent rise is notable, yet it does not erase the gap between annual sale-price and rent growth. October’s figures are best read across both time horizons, rather than as a single verdict on investment returns.