Price Guide 2026Poland

ŁódźAverage Rent

Łódź is rapidly shedding its industrial skin, transforming into a high-yield tech hub where the 'Nowe Centrum Łodzi' development is driving a surge in premium supply. While price growth is outpacing the national average, the city remains significantly more affordable than Warsaw, attracting a wave of remote workers and institutional investors. Our verdict: Łódź is the definitive 'value play' for 2026, offering a rare window to secure modern loft living before the planned cross-city rail tunnel fully bridges the gap with the capital.

Avg Buy

zł8,795per m²

Avg Rent

zł34.88per m²

Districts Analysed

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01

Widzew

Families

Offers an ideal balance of modern gated communities, extensive green spaces like Park Widzewski, and established educational infrastructure.

02

Śródmieście

Nightlife & Culture

Home to the iconic Piotrkowska Street, this district is the heartbeat of the city's culinary scene and trendy off-Piotrkowska boutique spaces.

03

Bałuty

Budget Conscious

Despite its gentrifying pockets, Bałuty remains the most accessible district for first-time buyers seeking high-square-footage older builds.

10 Neighborhoods

Frequently Asked Questions

Q:Does the city have a right of first refusal on property sales?

In designated 'Revitalization Zones' (Specjalna Strefa Rewitalizacji), the City of Łódź may have a statutory right of first refusal; always verify the land registry status before signing.

Q:How will the new 'Łódź Metro' tunnel affect property values?

The cross-city tunnel project is expected to significantly boost values in Polesie and Śródmieście by reducing transit times to the main business hubs to under 10 minutes.

Q:Are 'Loft' conversions a safe investment in Łódź?

Yes, Łódź is famous for factory conversions (e.g., Księży Młyn), which command a 20-30% premium in rent due to their unique architectural heritage and high ceiling heights.