PolandRent
Updated 2026-09-11

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 median asking rent for a 2-room flat across 49 Polish cities is 2 037 zł per month as of 2026-09-11 (PolandRent, n=10,519 two-room listings); Warsaw is the most expensive market at 3 525 zł and Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski the cheapest at 1 418 zł.
Data updated 2026-09-11 · 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 (Q3 2026)

National 2-room median
2 037 zł
across 49 cities
Most expensive city
Warsaw
3 525 zł / 2-room
Cheapest major city
Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski
1 418 zł / 2-room
Coverage
49 cities
93 districts, refreshed nightly

The 10 most expensive districts in Poland

#DistrictCity2-room medianFair range
1ŚródmieścieWarsaw4 646 zł3 500 zł – 6 150 zł
2WolaWarsaw4 017 zł3 300 zł – 4 850 zł
3MokotówWarsaw3 750 zł3 200 zł – 4 400 zł
4WilanówWarsaw3 672 zł3 250 zł – 4 150 zł
5ŻoliborzWarsaw3 578 zł3 150 zł – 4 100 zł
6KazimierzKraków3 550 zł2 900 zł – 4 300 zł
7WłochyWarsaw3 423 zł3 150 zł – 3 750 zł
8Praga-PółnocWarsaw3 422 zł3 000 zł – 3 900 zł
9OchotaWarsaw3 379 zł2 950 zł – 3 850 zł
10Praga-PołudnieWarsaw3 368 zł3 000 zł – 3 750 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 595 zł3 525 zł5 113 zł8 974 zł1798
2Gdańsk2 341 zł2 926 zł3 757 zł4 969 zł881
3Wrocław2 219 zł2 855 zł3 554 zł4 694 zł760
4Kraków2 189 zł2 852 zł3 672 zł5 455 zł1319
5Gdynia2 068 zł2 708 zł3 430 zł4 716 zł175
6Poznań1 910 zł2 559 zł3 147 zł3 240 zł856
7Szczecin1 977 zł2 548 zł3 309 zł4 012 zł503
8Lublin1 994 zł2 451 zł2 755 zł2 458 zł305
9Rumia1 805 zł2 412 zł3 110 zł—40
10Legnica1 725 zł2 322 zł——21
11Opole1 947 zł2 319 zł2 847 zł2 118 zł96
12Zielona Góra1 870 zł2 298 zł2 667 zł2 800 zł145
13Słupsk1 794 zł2 252 zł2 952 zł—25
14Rzeszów1 822 zł2 219 zł2 542 zł2 868 zł305
15Nysa1 914 zł2 199 zł2 681 zł—39
16Bydgoszcz1 675 zł2 183 zł2 693 zł2 223 zł118
17Olsztyn1 861 zł2 181 zł2 864 zł2 250 zł109
18Bielsko-Biała1 718 zł2 151 zł2 832 zł—87
19Katowice1 604 zł2 131 zł2 845 zł3 629 zł694
20Łódź1 599 zł2 125 zł2 860 zł2 882 zł547
21Brzeg1 462 zł2 095 zł2 383 zł—28
22Radom1 575 zł2 064 zł2 600 zł—33
23Elbląg1 660 zł2 046 zł2 716 zł—28
24Toruń1 748 zł2 044 zł2 278 zł—90
25Gliwice1 592 zł2 037 zł2 854 zł—110
26Nowa Sól1 451 zł1 978 zł——34
27Białystok1 686 zł1 958 zł2 300 zł2 540 zł349
28Gorzów Wielkopolski1 532 zł1 958 zł2 323 zł—92
29Kalisz1 298 zł1 935 zł2 154 zł—54
30Stargard1 610 zł1 929 zł2 544 zł—27
31Krapkowice—1 916 zł——17
32Kielce1 534 zł1 893 zł2 313 zł3 598 zł206
33Koszalin1 469 zł1 884 zł2 309 zł—51
34Chorzów1 352 zł1 847 zł1 812 zł—59
35Sosnowiec1 502 zł1 835 zł2 289 zł—71
36Włocławek1 120 zł1 791 zł2 016 zł—25
37Mielec1 535 zł1 783 zł2 062 zł2 749 zł36
38Zabrze1 445 zł1 779 zł1 767 zł2 465 zł71
39Namysłów—1 762 zł——15
40Chełm1 413 zł1 748 zł1 295 zł—23
41Kędzierzyn-Koźle1 435 zł1 707 zł1 780 zł—29
42Częstochowa1 349 zł1 696 zł2 484 zł—82
43Łomża1 391 zł1 669 zł1 998 zł—19
44Biała Podlaska1 376 zł1 649 zł2 001 zł—41
45Suwałki1 043 zł1 634 zł2 396 zł—18
46Dębica1 537 zł1 573 zł1 763 zł—14
47Bytom1 262 zł1 564 zł1 806 zł—46
48Kluczbork1 093 zł1 479 zł1 574 zł—13
49Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski1 129 zł1 418 zł2 052 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 Q3 2026, polandrent.com/statistics (CC-BY 4.0)