ŁódźThe Grid Zone

TeofilówRent Prices 2026

91-158Concrete Jungle LiteTram Commuter HubOld-School BlokowiskoIndustrial Proximity
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Our Verdict

"The Grid"

With a median of zł51/m², you are paying for basic reliability rather than aesthetic appeal. This area lands a 3.0/5 rating because it is the definition of "THE_GRID"—predictable, concrete-heavy, and strictly utilitarian. It isn't a gentrification trap yet, but the investment outlook is stable simply because the nearby factories keep the rental demand from factory workers and young couples consistent.

The Vibe:Teofilów is a sprawling grid of 4-story socialist blocks and high-rises defined by the massive industrial zone to the west and the busy Aleksandrowska tram spine. You’ll spend your time navigating a labyrinth of parking-starved alleys or waiting at the Teofilów tram loop alongside commuters and local retirees. It’s a functional residential machine built for utility, not for showing off to your friends from the city center.

Market Median

51
/m²/mo
58.1% Premiumvs Łódź avg
LowHigh
4064
Est. Rating3/5
Last ScanFebruary 2026
Signal ConfidenceHigh
Market Speed
Aggressive
Inventory turnover focus
📈Growth Potential
Stable
Infrastructure outlook

Quick Estimate

Teofilów @ 51/m²/mo

3,060

District Highlights

Market
Rynek Teofilów
Grocery
Carrefour Market Aleksandrowska
Park
Park im. Żeromskiego
Transport
Łódź Żabieniec Station
Grocery
Lidl ul. Traktorowa

Locals Ask

Is parking really a nightmare in Teofilów?

If you aren't home by 4:30 PM, prepare to circle the block for twenty minutes or park illegally on a sidewalk.

What kind of standard does zł51/m² get me?

That is the average rent for a refreshed apartment with IKEA furniture; anything lower usually means dealing with 1990s wallpaper.

How reliable is the commute to the center?

The trams on Aleksandrowska are frequent, but a single breakdown can paralyze the whole district's connection to Piotrkowska.

Who is actually moving here right now?

Our neighborhood analysis shows a mix of logistics hub workers and students who can't afford the price hikes in the city center.

Is it noisy living near the industrial zone?

It's less about noise and more about the constant hum of heavy trucks on ul. Traktorowa during shift changes.