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Flat prices in in June 2025

The median price of a flat in Poland in April ‑ June 2025 was PLN 8,910/m², 7.9% more than a year earlier. On the secondary market (resale), prices are rising in 67 and falling in 16 of the 99 cities and municipalities (gminas) compared.

Median for Poland (April ‑ June 2025)
8,910 PLN/m²
Year on year
+7.9%
Primary market
9,569 PLN/m²
Secondary market
8,146 PLN/m²

Where prices are rising fastest

#LocalityVoivodeshipSecondary market median, PLN/m²Year on yearResale trans­actions
1Dobra (Szczecińska) municipality (gmina)Zachodniopomorskie Voivodeship9,599+47.7%96
2WrześniaWielkopolskie Voivodeship8,323+26.5%57
3ŻyrardówMazowieckie Voivodeship8,638+19.2%71
4MalborkPomorskie Voivodeship6,036+17.8%76
5Mińsk MazowieckiMazowieckie Voivodeship10,151+16.5%62
6LesznoWielkopolskie Voivodeship6,802+15.1%62
7ZamośćLubelskie Voivodeship7,083+14.6%55
8ŻukowoPomorskie Voivodeship9,661+13.7%60
9LubinLower Silesian voivodeship6,841+13%157
10MarkiMazowieckie Voivodeship12,311+12.4%61
11PuławyLubelskie Voivodeship7,119+11.5%64
12ŚwidnikLubelskie Voivodeship8,028+11.3%53
13Nowa SólLubuskie Voivodeship5,515+10.7%104
14Pruszcz Gdański municipality (gmina)Pomorskie Voivodeship10,413+10.1%68
15StarachowiceŚwiętokrzyskie Voivodeship5,513+10.1%64

Where prices are falling or rising most slowly

#LocalityVoivodeshipSecondary market median, PLN/m²Year on yearResale trans­actions
1ŁomżaPodlaskie Voivodeship7,012-10.8%59
2ChorzówŚląskie Voivodeship5,157-9.2%191
3GnieznoWielkopolskie Voivodeship5,579-7.9%63
4SopotPomorskie Voivodeship17,141-7.1%73
5Ząbkowice ŚląskieLower Silesian voivodeship4,173-7%56
6ŚwinoujścieZachodniopomorskie Voivodeship10,762-5.8%53
7RacibórzŚląskie Voivodeship4,850-4.8%68
8KołobrzegZachodniopomorskie Voivodeship10,535-4.1%125
9Bielsko-BiałaŚląskie Voivodeship8,026-3.1%171
10ElblągWarmińsko-Mazurskie Voivodeship6,528-2.7%466
11WarsawMazowieckie Voivodeship16,354-2.1%3582
12Siemianowice ŚląskieŚląskie Voivodeship5,504-2%113
13SiechniceLower Silesian voivodeship10,400-1.9%60
14WłocławekKujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship5,165-1.8%109
15OleśnicaLower Silesian voivodeship7,236-1.7%62

Most and least expensive large markets

Localities with at least 100 transactions in April ‑ June 2025.

LocalityMedian PLN/m²Year on yearTrans­actions
Warsaw15,074-5.3%6638
Kraków14,630+10.3%2612
Wrocław12,609+5.6%3190
Gdańsk12,288+9.8%2442
Pruszków12,028+22.1%247
Ząbki11,864+2.6%100
Gdynia11,713+2.5%921
Pruszcz Gdański municipality (gmina)10,625+23.3%294
Kołobrzeg10,190+5.1%290
Lublin10,145+1.7%522
Siechnice10,057+21.4%156
Pruszcz Gdański9,864-1.8%182
Marki9,800+22.8%129
Szczecin9,736+6.6%1093
Katowice9,684+8.9%902
Białystok9,591+13.5%1186
Wieliczka9,568-4%190
Rzeszów9,466+14.6%653
Opole9,442-1.7%286
Rumia9,347+14.5%247
Kielce9,334+15%539
Toruń9,212+7.2%505
Oława9,100+16.2%105
Siedlce9,048+3.2%149
Łódź8,890+9.8%2418
Olsztyn8,708+2.7%481
Komorniki municipality (gmina)8,537+5.2%201
Bielsko-Biała8,185+0.2%282
Tychy8,109+10.7%212
Płock8,061+14.6%264
Grodzisk Mazowiecki7,924-17.5%145
Swarzędz7,756-5%113
Tarnów7,611+18.6%218
Słupsk7,610+16%292
Leszno7,584+25.3%115
Tczew7,551+11.2%104
Łomża7,469+2.7%145
Gliwice7,413+9%396
Stargard7,224+10.6%168
Koszalin7,075+3.4%232
Lubin7,069+14.7%177
Radom6,992-0.3%243
Nysa6,991+25.9%130
Świdnica6,986+7.4%187
Starogard Gdański6,965+3.8%134
Tarnowskie Góry6,932+16.7%137
Elbląg6,847+0.6%514
Piła6,794+7.8%152
Kalisz6,772-3.5%278
Jaworzno6,752+11.2%123
Częstochowa6,742-0.8%360
Lębork6,640+13.6%101
Ostrów Wielkopolski6,585+3.1%148
Siemianowice Śląskie6,437+7.3%164
Legnica6,094+4%208
Rybnik6,061+14.8%123
Sosnowiec5,948-3%406
Dąbrowa Górnicza5,923+1.1%128
Nowa Sól5,789+10.3%111
Konin5,771+9.9%188
Mysłowice5,684+9.7%107
Głogów5,621-4.3%133
Inowrocław5,587+4.4%120
Włocławek5,512-10.3%155
Zabrze5,212+1.8%314
Chorzów5,194-8.3%275
Będzin5,159-16.2%103
Ruda Śląska5,012-0.5%216
Wałbrzych4,671+8.2%234
Bytom4,236+0.8%368

How to read this report

We compare median prices per m² from the three-month period (April ‑ June 2025) with the same months a year earlier to account for seasonality and random fluctuations. The increase and decrease rankings are based on the secondary market (resale flats), as the primary-market median can jump when a developer happens to complete a more or less expensive development. The ranking includes localities with at least 50 secondary-market transactions in the latest period and 30 a year earlier. The data come from the Property Price Register (RCN, Polish official register of real-estate transactions), so they show the prices at which flats were actually sold. County authorities submit deeds with a delay, so we publish the report for a given month once the data are mostly complete and update it during subsequent refreshes. Details: methodology.

When citing, please state the source as: ‘indekscen.pl, based on the Property Price Register’, with a link to this page.