Highest Rent in Poland

Top 100 cities ranked by highest rent

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Highest Rent — Poland

1 Wieprz 77 $500

2 Muszyna 77 $500

3 Piotrków Kujawski 73 $500

4 Ludwin 75 $500

5 Zebrzydowice 83 $500

6 Jedlina-Zdrój 72 $500

7 Bierutów 72 $500

8 Zbąszynek 76 $500

9 Strzyża 82 $500

10 Czempiń 86 $500

11 Mysłakowice 72 $500

12 Janowiec Wielkopolski 73 $500

13 Nowogród Bobrzański 76 $500

14 Iłża 78 $500

15 Zagórz 80 $500

16 Komorów 78 $500

17 Strzałkowo 86 $500

18 Komorniki 86 $500

19 Żołynia 80 $500

20 Markłowice 83 $500

21 Otmuchów 79 $500

22 Oleszyce 80 $500

23 Jordanów 77 $500

24 Małkinia Górna 78 $500

25 Reszel 85 $500

26 Szczytna 72 $500

27 Jaworzyna Śląska 72 $500

28 Debrzno 82 $500

29 Szczebrzeszyn 75 $500

30 Wyrzysk 86 $500

31 Psie Pole Południe-Kiełczów 72 $500

32 Stryszawa 77 $500

33 Gościcino 82 $500

34 Ornontowice 83 $500

35 Bychawa 75 $500

36 Bolków 72 $500

37 Jeżowe 80 $500

38 Złotniki 72 $500

39 Lesznowola 78 $500

40 Osiedle Henrykowskie 72 $500

41 Siewierz 83 $500

42 Kąty Wrocławskie 72 $500

43 Czerwonak 86 $500

44 Choroszcz 81 $500

45 Głogów Małopolski 80 $500

46 Radymno 80 $500

47 Kuźnia Raciborska 83 $500

48 Międzyzdroje 87 $500

49 Chocznia 77 $500

50 Dzierzgoń 82 $500

51 Śmigiel 86 $500

52 Czaniec 83 $500

53 Księże Małe-Księże Wielkie 72 $500

54 Kuźniki 72 $500

55 Pilczyce 72 $500

56 Szczawno-Zdrój 72 $500

57 Susz 85 $500

58 Stęszew 86 $500

59 Jedlicze 80 $500

60 Chełm Śląski 83 $500

61 Kazimierza Wielka 84 $500

62 Lesko 80 $500

63 Lipsko 78 $500

64 Maków Podhalański 77 $500

65 Głogówek 79 $500

66 Radziejów 73 $500

67 Pakość 73 $500

68 Piwniczna-Zdrój 77 $500

69 Murcki 83 $500

70 Pieńsk 72 $500

71 Grudki 81 $500

72 Boguchwała 80 $500

73 Karlino 87 $500

74 Brenna 83 $500

75 Szczyrk 83 $500

76 Plewiska 86 $500

77 Ścinawa 72 $500

78 Sejny 81 $500

79 Klucze 77 $500

80 Stąporków 84 $500

81 Strzelno 73 $500

82 Więcbork 73 $500

83 Białe Błota 73 $500

84 Grybów 77 $500

85 Orzysz 85 $500

86 Terespol 75 $500

87 Lewin Brzeski 79 $500

88 Szczawnica 77 $500

89 Czarne 82 $500

90 Dąbrowa Białostocka 81 $500

91 Matarnia 82 $500

92 Dynów 80 $500

93 Wieleń 86 $500

94 Gogolin 79 $500

95 Sieraków 86 $500

96 Korczyna 80 $500

97 Buk 86 $500

98 Nowe 73 $500

99 Lądek-Zdrój 72 $500

100 Proszowice 77 $500

Cities with the highest rents in Poland reflect tight housing markets where demand significantly exceeds supply. Wieprz leads with a median rent of $500 per month.

High rents are typically found in cities with strong economies, large populations of young professionals, and limited housing supply. These markets often have low vacancy rates and competitive rental processes.

The rent burden in these cities can be significant, with many residents spending more than 30% of their income on housing. This has fueled discussions about rent control, affordable housing development, and tenant protections in many of these communities.

Did You Know?

1. Renters in Wieprz pay $500/month — that's $6,000 per year on housing alone.
2. The general rule of thumb is that rent should not exceed 30% of gross income — in many of these cities, average earners exceed that threshold.
3. High-rent cities often have rental vacancy rates below 5%, creating intense competition for available units.

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