PolandRent
Updated 2026-10-26

Average Rent in Poland — Statistics [2026]

Every headline number for the Polish rental market in one place: median rents by city and flat size, the most and least expensive markets, and the spread inside each city. All figures are dated, carry their sample size, and are free to cite (CC-BY 4.0).

The unweighted median of the 2-room city asking-rent medians across 49 covered Polish cities is 2 017 zł per month as of 2026-10-26 (PolandRent; underlying city samples total 7,605 two-room listings; cities receive equal weight); Warsaw is the most expensive market at 3 460 zł and Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski the cheapest at 1 305 zł.
Data updated 2026-10-26 · lognormal fit per city × district × rooms, medians with p25–p75 fair ranges and sample sizes (n) · methodology · CC-BY 4.0 — cite “PolandRent (polandrent.com)”.

Headline statistics (Q4 2026)

Median of city medians
2 017 zł
2-room · 49 cities, equal weight
Most expensive city
Warsaw
3 460 zł / 2-room
Lowest covered city
Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski
1 305 zł / 2-room
Coverage
49 cities
88 districts, refreshed nightly

The 10 most expensive districts in Poland

#DistrictCity2-room medianFair range
1ŚródmieścieWarsaw5 064 zł3 750 zł – 6 850 zł
2WolaWarsaw4 045 zł3 350 zł – 4 850 zł
3WilanówWarsaw3 603 zł3 200 zł – 4 050 zł
4MokotówWarsaw3 506 zł3 000 zł – 4 100 zł
5ŻoliborzWarsaw3 471 zł3 000 zł – 4 000 zł
6WłochyWarsaw3 414 zł3 050 zł – 3 800 zł
7Praga-PółnocWarsaw3 346 zł3 000 zł – 3 750 zł
8OchotaWarsaw3 281 zł2 900 zł – 3 700 zł
9UrsynówWarsaw3 211 zł2 850 zł – 3 600 zł
10BemowoWarsaw3 206 zł2 900 zł – 3 500 zł

Median rent by city and flat size

PLN per month, sorted by 2-room median. Every city links to its district-level breakdown.

#CityStudio2-room3-room4-roomSample (2-rm)
1Warsaw2 570 zł3 460 zł5 257 zł10 137 zł1522
2Gdańsk2 229 zł2 805 zł3 665 zł5 495 zł700
3Wrocław2 149 zł2 755 zł3 514 zł4 512 zł612
4Kraków2 110 zł2 698 zł3 490 zł4 269 zł1013
5Szczecin1 982 zł2 517 zł3 193 zł3 920 zł494
6Gdynia1 932 zł2 492 zł3 181 zł3 415 zł62
7Poznań1 892 zł2 465 zł3 031 zł3 313 zł651
8Zielona Góra1 902 zł2 333 zł2 679 zł—57
9Opole1 958 zł2 320 zł2 613 zł—59
10Olsztyn1 904 zł2 294 zł2 968 zł2 823 zł74
11Rumia1 705 zł2 286 zł——15
12Bydgoszcz1 751 zł2 205 zł2 750 zł3 492 zł75
13Słupsk1 930 zł2 197 zł——21
14Lublin1 864 zł2 195 zł2 540 zł2 809 zł117
15Gliwice1 629 zł2 143 zł2 742 zł—44
16Rzeszów1 752 zł2 117 zł2 533 zł2 696 zł97
17Radom1 537 zł2 117 zł2 316 zł—27
18Katowice1 558 zł2 104 zł2 804 zł3 335 zł494
19Łódź1 512 zł2 099 zł2 757 zł3 496 zł477
20Bielsko-Biała1 778 zł2 088 zł2 589 zł—25
21Nysa1 824 zł2 076 zł2 658 zł—23
22Elbląg1 607 zł2 071 zł2 388 zł—21
23Stargard1 637 zł2 057 zł——14
24Legnica1 657 zł2 039 zł——10
25Toruń1 686 zł2 017 zł2 261 zł3 251 zł81
26Brzeg1 492 zł1 989 zł——12
27Koszalin1 416 zł1 978 zł2 286 zł—35
28Nowa Sól1 259 zł1 946 zł2 437 zł—18
29Gorzów Wielkopolski1 536 zł1 943 zł2 135 zł—63
30Białystok1 655 zł1 931 zł2 182 zł2 213 zł236
31Mielec1 534 zł1 864 zł2 000 zł—21
32Kalisz1 714 zł1 843 zł2 245 zł—15
33Kielce1 502 zł1 839 zł2 296 zł2 174 zł103
34Chełm—1 810 zł——16
35Namysłów—1 803 zł——10
36Włocławek—1 775 zł2 221 zł—15
37Chorzów1 303 zł1 758 zł1 631 zł—31
38Częstochowa1 542 zł1 756 zł2 202 zł—41
39Sosnowiec1 366 zł1 679 zł1 611 zł—21
40Łomża—1 675 zł——7
41Zabrze1 507 zł1 670 zł——28
42Dębica1 253 zł1 662 zł2 318 zł—15
43Biała Podlaska—1 658 zł1 975 zł—23
44Kędzierzyn-Koźle1 368 zł1 629 zł1 819 zł—27
45Suwałki1 319 zł1 604 zł——19
46Krapkowice—1 602 zł——10
47Bytom1 204 zł1 494 zł2 115 zł—26
48Kluczbork1 032 zł1 349 zł1 474 zł—13
49Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski1 232 zł1 305 zł1 537 zł—15

Methodology & how to cite

Figures are market data per city × district × room-count segment, modelled as a lognormal distribution (median + sigma) and refreshed nightly. Sample sizes (n) travel with every figure. Full method: /methodology. Machine-readable access: the open API.

All figures CC-BY 4.0. Suggested citation: PolandRent, Rent Statistics Q4 2026, polandrent.com/statistics (CC-BY 4.0)