$104,434
Gliwice

51 homes and apartments for sale in Gliwice, Poland.
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24 properties shown
$104,434
Gliwice
$181,477
Gliwice
$83,212
Gliwice
$147,716
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$75,104
Gliwice
$195,186
Gliwice
$556,798
Gliwice
$279,518
Gliwice
$1,650,807
Gliwice
$123,096
Gliwice
$62,252
Gliwice
$131,875
Gliwice
$77,907
Gliwice
$198,633
Gliwice
$595,073
Gliwice
$335,718
Gliwice
$1,217,250
Gliwice
$528,818
Gliwice
$595,073
Gliwice
$55,673
Gliwice
$90,655
Gliwice
$181,567
Gliwice
$147,142
Gliwice
$119,090
Gliwice
Buyer's guide: Gliwice
Gliwice real estate splits between commercial space and flats: of our 51 listings, 20 are commercial and 18 are apartments, with a median asking price of €249,882. The city is a technical and industrial centre in Silesia, which shapes who buys here.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, in euros. The bottom quarter starts near €108,000 and the top quarter begins near €605,000, so the range is broad.
| Measure | Gliwice |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €249,882 |
| p25 to p75 | €108,254 to €604,659 |
| Median price per m² | €1,590 |
| Median size | 93 m² |
| Listings | 51 |
Beyond commercial (20) and apartments (18), there are 8 plots and 5 houses. Bedroom data shows 10 three-bedroom homes, 8 with five or more, 6 two-bedroom, 3 one-bedroom and 3 four-bedroom.
For wider comparisons see apartments in Poland, commercial property and land in Poland.
Gliwice is home to the Silesian University of Technology, which supplies a steady student and graduate population and a rental market for small flats. Industry, an economic zone and the motorway network (A1 and A4) make it a logistics and manufacturing location. The old town and the radio tower, a landmark of the region, add character. Katowice, the regional capital, is about 30 km away and part of the same urban conurbation.
EU and EEA citizens can buy freely. Non-EEA buyers need a permit from the Ministry of Interior and Administration for houses and land, but stand-alone apartments are exempt. Civil-law transactions tax (PCC) is 2% on resales, whereas developer sales carry VAT instead. A notary signs the deed and a land and mortgage register entry should be checked.
See our Poland buying guide and financing guide.
Katowice is the nearest large city and a real neighbour. Czernica and Czestochowa are within the region, while Bielsko-Biala is further south. Krakow and Wieliczka are about two hours away in another voivodeship. The Poland overview has more.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Stand-alone apartments are exempt from the permit requirement for non-EEA buyers, which makes them the simplest route. Houses and land require a ministry permit, so check the legal status of each unit with a Polish notary.
The city has a strong industrial and services base, so offices, workshops and units come to market regularly. If you only want a home, filter your search to apartments or houses.
The technical university brings a steady stream of students and graduates, which supports demand for small flats. Run your own yield figures using realistic rents and running costs, since asking prices differ from sale prices.
Resale purchases pay 2% PCC, usually paid by the buyer, plus notary fees. Developer sales carry VAT instead of PCC.