$117,221
Bialystok

61 homes and apartments for sale in Bialystok, Poland.
24 properties shown
$117,221
Bialystok
$242,656
Bialystok
$134,014
Bialystok
$390,595
Bialystok
$206,355
Bialystok
$118,675
Bialystok
$134,033
Bialystok
$273,332
Bialystok
$107,722
Bialystok
$150,486
Bialystok
$104,698
Bialystok
$89,076
Bialystok
$105,287
Bialystok
$614,156
Bialystok
$376,328
Bialystok
$360,897
Bialystok
$137,101
Bialystok
$146,876
Bialystok
$149,412
Bialystok
$132,904
Bialystok
$148,013
Bialystok
$121,432
Bialystok
$559,316
Bialystok
$175,658
Bialystok
Buyer's guide: Bialystok
Białystok (Bialystok) is the largest city in north-eastern Poland and the capital of Podlaskie, and it is among the cheaper large Polish cities for buyers. Among 61 current listings, 32 are apartments, 15 are commercial, 9 are houses and 5 are plots. The median asking price is €145,178, and the median home is a compact 62 m².
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 61 |
| Median asking price | €145,178 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €108,577 - €244,352 |
| Median price per m² | €2,188 |
| Median size | 62 m² |
Apartments and commercial units dominate, and houses are limited. Bedrooms: 19 three-bedroom, 10 with five or more, 9 two-bedroom, 5 four-bedroom and 1 one-bedroom. Larger flats and mixed-use buildings may be classed as five or more rooms. See Polish apartments, commercial property, houses and land.
Białystok has universities, a medical school and a growing technology sector, which drive rental demand. It is also near the Belarus border region and the Białowieża primeval forest, so it is a very different market from Warsaw. Warsaw and Kraków are separate major markets, and Grabow appears in our list but is not a neighbouring city. Check which local landlord rules apply before relying on rental yields.
Many Polish flats are in housing cooperatives or condominium (wspólnota) buildings, so ask for monthly charges and planned repairs. Check whether the flat has a separate land and mortgage register and whether the seller has a clear title. Rental yields vary by street, so ask local agents about actual rents, not advertised ones.
Stand-alone apartments can be bought by non-EEA foreigners without an MSWiA permit, while houses and land need one. The tax on resales is 2% PCC; developer sales carry VAT instead. Use a notary and check the land and mortgage register. See the Poland guide, buying process and mortgage guide.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Compared with Warsaw and Kraków, usually, but check like for like. The median is €145,178 and €2,188 per m².
Yes, stand-alone apartments are exempt from the MSWiA permit. Houses and land are not.
Student and hospital populations support it, but verify with local agents.
15 of 61 listings are commercial, which reflects a city with many shop and office units for sale.