Fewer rental apartments, rents relatively stable. The market is entering a period of quiet.

The rental market in Poland has seen a significant decrease in available listings following the end of the student season, with a 12% drop in October compared to September. Despite this decline, rental prices have remained relatively stable across most cities, with some areas experiencing slight increases. Kraków leads in year-over-year growth in rental listings, while cities like Wrocław and Katowice show differing trends in rental prices despite similar availability changes. Experts predict a seasonal slowdown in the rental market, with a potential rebound expected in January as demand picks up again.