Rent in Wola, Warsaw
Wola is where Warsaw built its new skyline, so renting here usually means a modern, well-equipped flat close to the second metro line — convenient and professional, with a price premium for the new stock.
The median asking rent for a 2-room flat in Wola (Warsaw, Poland) is 4 045 zł per month as of 2026-10-26 (PolandRent, n=169); the p25–p75 fair range is 3 350 zł–4 850 zł, making Wola the #2 most expensive of 18 Warsaw districts.
Median rent in Wola by size
| Size | Median | Fair range (p25–p75) | Sample |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1 room | 2 866 zł | 2 450 zł – 3 350 zł | 69 |
| 2 rooms | 4 045 zł | 3 350 zł – 4 850 zł | 169 |
| 3 rooms | 5 890 zł | 4 700 zł – 7 400 zł | 107 |
| 4+ rooms | 9 046 zł | 6 800 zł – 12 000 zł | 33 |
PLN per month · PolandRent, updated 2026-10-26 (Q4 2026).
What it's like to live in Wola
Once industrial, Wola has transformed into Warsaw's emerging business district, with clusters of office and residential skyscrapers around Rondo Daszyńskiego. The M2 metro line cuts straight through it, making the centre minutes away. The rental stock skews new: amenity-rich apartment buildings with parking, gyms, and concierge service sit alongside older blocks and a few pockets still mid-redevelopment. It's popular with younger professionals who want a brand-new flat and a short, predictable commute to the corporate towers.
Best for
- young professionals wanting new-build flats
- people working in the business towers
- renters who prioritise metro access
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Wola rent FAQ
- How much is rent in Wola, Warsaw?
- As of Q4 2026, the median 2-room flat in Wola rents for about 4 045 zł/month, a studio around 2 866 zł, and a 3-room flat about 5 890 zł.
- Is Wola expensive compared to the rest of Warsaw?
- A 2-room flat in Wola is +17% versus the Warsaw median of 3 460 zł — more expensive than the city overall.
- Is it well-connected?
- Very — the M2 metro line runs through the district, so Śródmieście and the centre are just a few stops away.
- Is it a good area to live in?
- Yes for professionals who want modern flats and a short commute. It's busy and built-up rather than green, so families often prefer Mokotów or Ursynów.