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Buy-to-let apartments in Warsaw — studios and 2-room flats up to 45 m²
For buy-to-let in Warsaw, we selected from the TM Invest catalogue 1 231 available apartments in 55 developments by 23 developers. The average floor area is 36,9 m², the average price per m² is 18 099 zł, prices range from 392 230 zł to 996 948 zł.
In completed buildings: 234; completion in 2026–2027: 997. Studios: 269, 2 rooms: 962. Districts with the most listings: Białołęka (289), Mokotów (186) and Ursynów (146).
The list is sorted by price per m², lowest first. New-build apartments in Poland are sold in developer standard (stan deweloperski — ready for finishing). Consultation and apartment selection at TM Invest are free, and in most cases you pay no commission — the developer usually pays our fee.


Apartment no. 81

Apartment no. 27
Apartamenty Nowy Marysin VII
Apartment no. 67

Apartment no. 83

Apartment no. 82

Apartment no. 80

Apartment no. B9/105
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. B9/031
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. B10/116
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. 41
Apartamenty Nowy Marysin VII
Apartment no. B9/049
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. B9/110
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. B9/036
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. B10/029
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. B10/039
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. B10/041
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. HA0005
Park Skandynawia etap 5
Apartment no. B10/022
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. AC0117
Stilla
Apartment no. B9/069
Nowa Praga
Apartment no. AC0229
Stilla
Apartment no. B92
Osiedle Przy Ryżowej etap I
Apartment no. BA0238
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How we selected the apartments
- studios and 2-room apartments up to 45 m² — the smallest units developers offer, with the lowest entry price;
- price up to PLN 1M; only available units with a listed price, no reservations and no houses;
- building already completed or completion by the end of 2027;
- order — by price per m², lowest first (you can change it above the list).
Districts, prices and rents: our buy-to-let city guide.
This selection is generated automatically from catalogue data and is not investment advice. We do not promise income or price growth — the yield depends on local rents, finishing and running costs. Calculate it for a specific apartment with the rental yield calculator.
Buy-to-let apartments in Warsaw: questions and answers
What rental yield can a buy-to-let apartment in Warsaw give?
It depends on the purchase price, local rent, finishing costs, building charges and vacancy between tenants. We do not give forecasts or promise a “guaranteed income” — calculate the gross and net yield of a specific apartment with the rental yield calculator; NBP rent rates and worked examples are in the article Rental yield – formulas and examples. More on the For investors page.
How is rental income taxed in Poland?
Private rental is taxed with the flat-rate ryczałt on revenue: 8.5% up to PLN 100,000 a year and 12.5% on the excess; costs are not deductible. Details in the article Rental income tax in Poland; for your own situation, ask a tax adviser.
Which rental agreement should I use, and should I buy with a tenant?
From a developer you buy without a tenant — you sign the lease yourself after handover and finishing. Owners often choose najem okazjonalny (occasional lease), which makes ending the tenancy easier; how it works and how it differs from institutional lease — in the article Occasional and institutional rental. Buying with a sitting tenant is a resale-market topic — see Selling a flat with a tenant.
Studio or 2 rooms for renting out?
This selection has 269 studios and 962 2-room apartments. A studio has a lower entry price; 2 rooms also suit couples and flatmates. A comparison with figures — in the article Studio or two rooms for rent.
Do I pay TM Invest a commission?
In most cases, no — the developer usually pays our fee. Consultation and apartment selection are free: we compare the apartments on this list, completion dates and purchase terms.














