PolandRent
Updated 2026-07-22

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 2 022 zł per month as of 2026-07-22 (PolandRent, n=8,616 two-room listings); Warsaw is the most expensive market at 3 563 zł and Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski the cheapest at 1 443 zł.
Data updated 2026-07-22 · 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
2 022 zł
across 49 cities
Most expensive city
Warsaw
3 563 zł / 2-room
Cheapest major city
Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski
1 443 zł / 2-room
Coverage
49 cities
101 districts, refreshed nightly

The 10 most expensive districts in Poland

#DistrictCity2-room medianFair range
1ŚródmieścieWarsaw5 113 zł3 750 zł – 6 950 zł
2BiskupinWrocław4 350 zł3 650 zł – 5 200 zł
3WolaWarsaw4 069 zł3 350 zł – 4 950 zł
4WilanówWarsaw3 979 zł3 450 zł – 4 600 zł
5ZaspaGdańsk3 700 zł3 150 zł – 4 350 zł
6MokotówWarsaw3 665 zł3 150 zł – 4 250 zł
7ŻoliborzWarsaw3 530 zł3 200 zł – 3 900 zł
8Osiedle PaderewskiegoKatowice3 450 zł2 900 zł – 4 100 zł
9Wrzeszcz GórnyGdańsk3 429 zł3 150 zł – 3 750 zł
10KazimierzKraków3 425 zł3 150 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 588 zł3 563 zł5 283 zł9 634 zł1368
2Gdańsk2 371 zł2 990 zł3 953 zł5 353 zł646
3Wrocław2 193 zł2 850 zł3 554 zł4 658 zł693
4Kraków2 161 zł2 825 zł3 701 zł5 154 zł984
5Gdynia1 971 zł2 720 zł3 718 zł5 720 zł122
6Szczecin1 972 zł2 597 zł3 553 zł4 037 zł446
7Poznań1 905 zł2 534 zł3 034 zł3 540 zł670
8Lublin1 945 zł2 416 zł2 595 zł3 127 zł268
9Rumia—2 301 zł——28
10Zielona Góra1 832 zł2 294 zł2 592 zł3 307 zł123
11Opole1 964 zł2 278 zł3 027 zł3 078 zł127
12Słupsk—2 188 zł2 768 zł—22
13Olsztyn1 826 zł2 184 zł2 487 zł—97
14Bielsko-Biała1 664 zł2 168 zł2 722 zł—63
15Katowice1 537 zł2 162 zł2 774 zł3 868 zł638
16Łódź1 563 zł2 126 zł2 864 zł2 991 zł482
17Nysa1 517 zł2 104 zł2 564 zł—24
18Nowa Sól1 481 zł2 103 zł2 335 zł—24
19Rzeszów1 734 zł2 096 zł2 544 zł2 970 zł262
20Bydgoszcz1 596 zł2 072 zł2 682 zł2 218 zł87
21Gliwice1 663 zł2 058 zł2 276 zł—63
22Legnica1 533 zł2 053 zł——16
23Kalisz1 470 zł2 051 zł2 619 zł—31
24Koszalin1 394 zł2 036 zł2 740 zł—51
25Radom1 616 zł2 022 zł2 442 zł—27
26Elbląg1 599 zł1 972 zł——29
27Gorzów Wielkopolski1 491 zł1 956 zł2 147 zł—109
28Białystok1 583 zł1 933 zł2 336 zł2 610 zł308
29Toruń1 617 zł1 924 zł2 344 zł—71
30Stargard1 637 zł1 924 zł——21
31Brzeg1 619 zł1 916 zł2 414 zł—24
32Kielce1 566 zł1 891 zł2 404 zł2 318 zł198
33Chełm1 311 zł1 880 zł1 739 zł—22
34Częstochowa1 404 zł1 810 zł2 312 zł—76
35Sosnowiec1 444 zł1 800 zł2 087 zł—39
36Kluczbork1 363 zł1 776 zł1 552 zł—12
37Krapkowice—1 764 zł——17
38Mielec1 315 zł1 760 zł2 473 zł—41
39Zabrze1 380 zł1 666 zł1 679 zł—50
40Dębica1 236 zł1 634 zł1 781 zł—19
41Chorzów1 382 zł1 625 zł1 928 zł—40
42Włocławek—1 623 zł2 108 zł—21
43Biała Podlaska1 403 zł1 618 zł2 102 zł—27
44Łomża1 352 zł1 603 zł1 647 zł—21
45Bytom1 243 zł1 584 zł1 984 zł—41
46Namysłów1 186 zł1 578 zł——9
47Suwałki1 234 zł1 554 zł1 724 zł—14
48Kędzierzyn-Koźle1 266 zł1 550 zł1 943 zł—21
49Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski1 190 zł1 443 zł2 028 zł—24

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)