PolandRent
Updated Q4 2025

Poland rent rankings

Where it costs the most — and the least — to rent in Poland, ranked by the median rent of a 2-room flat across 8 cities and 60 districts.

🔺 Poland's 10 most expensive districts

The single priciest place to rent a 2-room flat in Poland right now is Śródmieście, Warsaw, at a median 6 700 zł/month.

#DistrictCityMedian 2-room
1ŚródmieścieWarsaw6 700 zł
2WilanówWarsaw5 800 zł
3WolaWarsaw5 700 zł
4MokotówWarsaw5 500 zł
5Stare MiastoKraków5 300 zł
6ŚródmieścieGdańsk5 050 zł
7Stare MiastoWrocław5 000 zł
8PrzymorzeGdańsk4 850 zł
9KazimierzKraków4 800 zł
10UrsynówWarsaw4 600 zł

💸 Poland's 10 best-value districts

The best value among covered districts is Bałuty, Łódź, where a 2-room flat runs a median 2 500 zł/month.

#DistrictCityMedian 2-room
1BałutyŁódź2 500 zł
2GórnaŁódź2 650 zł
3PrawobrzeżeSzczecin2 700 zł
4WełnowiecKatowice2 700 zł
5Osiedle TysiącleciaKatowice2 750 zł
6ZałężeSzczecin2 900 zł
7LigotaKatowice2 900 zł
8WidzewŁódź2 950 zł
9RatajePoznań2 950 zł
10NiebuszewoSzczecin2 950 zł

Cities ranked by median rent

2-room flat, median PLN / month.

#CityMedian 2-room
1Warsaw5 145 zł
2Gdańsk4 374 zł
3Kraków4 147 zł
4Wrocław3 951 zł
5Poznań3 543 zł
6Szczecin3 345 zł
7Katowice3 176 zł
8Łódź3 011 zł

Free to cite under CC-BY 4.0: PolandRent rent rankings, Q4 2025, https://polandrent.com/rankings.

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Market data for each district and flat size — dated and shown with its sample. See the methodology page for the full method.