Apartment for sale in Rembertów — prices and what you should know
Apartment for sale in Rembertów (Warszawa): prices per m² on the secondary and primary market, building types, SKM rail connections and tips before buying.
An apartment for sale in Rembertów — as of 2025 — costs on average 11,400–11,500 PLN/m² on the secondary market and 13,500–14,000 PLN/m² on the primary market. This means that a used 50 m² apartment is an outlay of around 570,000–575,000 PLN, and a new apartment of the same size — 675,000–700,000 PLN, without a parking space or the cost of finishing works. It is one of the cheaper districts of right-bank Warszawa, but with a limited developer offer and a distinctive, dispersed pattern of development — single-family houses stand here alongside individual prefabricated concrete blocks and small new developments. Below we break down what buying really costs, what public transport looks like and who Rembertów is a sensible choice for.
How much does an apartment in Rembertów cost in 2025?
Prices in Rembertów are among the lowest of the right-bank districts of Warszawa, although the difference against neighbouring Praga-Południe or Wawer is often small. The table below shows the indicative cost of a purchase depending on the market and floor area, at a rate of 11,450 PLN/m² (secondary) and 13,750 PLN/m² (primary) — as of 2025.
| Floor area | Secondary market (~11,450 PLN/m²) | Primary market (~13,750 PLN/m²) |
|---|---|---|
| 35 m² (studio) | approx. 401,000 PLN | approx. 481,000 PLN |
| 50 m² (2 rooms) | approx. 573,000 PLN | approx. 688,000 PLN |
| 65 m² (3 rooms) | approx. 744,000 PLN | approx. 894,000 PLN |
| 80 m² (4 rooms) | approx. 916,000 PLN | approx. 1,100,000 PLN |
It is worth remembering that these are asking prices — in secondary-market transactions negotiations can push them lower, especially for apartments in older blocks that need renovation. On the primary market the offer in Rembertów is limited in number compared with Białołęka or Wawer, which in itself keeps prices at a stable level — a smaller supply of new units generates no pressure to reduce them. Anyone comparing districts by budget can also take a look at our overview of apartment prices in Warszawa in 2025.
What is the development in Rembertów like — how does it differ from neighbouring districts?
Compared with Praga or Grochów, Rembertów stands out for its far less urban character of development. Single-family houses dominate here — both older ones and new builds on small plots — which makes the district more „suburban” than typically Warszawa-like. Tenement houses in the classic sense, as in Praga-Północ or Wola, are practically absent; individual older buildings appear here and there, mainly around Stary Rembertów.
Prefabricated concrete blocks do occur, but on a scale incomparable with Ursynów, Bródno or Bemowo — these are individual clusters of blocks from the 1970s and 1980s, not sprawling estates. New developer projects usually take the form of small 3–4-storey buildings with an underground garage and a limited number of units — a different model from the large-scale estates on the left bank of the Vistula. For a comparison with a neighbouring district, the article on apartments for rent in Rembertów may be useful, as it shows how the same building types look from a tenant’s perspective.
What is the commute from Rembertów to the centre like?
The main transport axis of the district is the Warszawa Rembertów station, served by SKM line S2 and Koleje Mazowieckie trains. In favourable conditions the rail journey to Śródmieście takes about 20 minutes — realistically the fastest way to reach the centre, faster than driving at peak hours through Grochów or Praga.
There is no metro in Rembertów and, as of 2025, no imminent construction of a station in this district is planned — reaching the nearest metro station (Metro Politechnika) requires a change, most conveniently by bus line 514. The WKD does not reach here — that network serves the western part of the agglomeration. Daytime bus services are provided by lines 115, 143, 153, 183, 196, 199, 216, 225, 245 and 514, among others, and at night by N21, N24 and N71. The location relative to the railway station is crucial: apartments within a few hundred metres of Warszawa Rembertów have a completely different transport profile from those in Rembertów-Kolonia or around Mokry Ług, where dependence on a bus or a car is greater.
What to look out for when choosing an apartment in Rembertów?
When viewing offers in this district it is worth focusing on several points specific to its dispersed structure:
- Distance from the Warszawa Rembertów station — this is the strongest factor affecting both commuting comfort and the price per square metre.
- Building type and year of construction — an apartment in a prefabricated block from the 1970s or 1980s requires a different assessment of the installations than a unit in a new, small-scale development.
- Access to a school and kindergarten — educational infrastructure is concentrated around several centres (the PKP station area, Chruściela street, Rembertów-Kolonia), and distances between parts of the district can differ considerably.
- Proximity of the Rembertów Forest — an advantage for those who value quiet and nature, but check the availability of shops and clinics in the given area as well.
- The state of the księga wieczysta (land and mortgage register) and the legal basis of the land — particularly important with single-family houses and older development; more on this in the article on reading a księga wieczysta.
Rembertów is a district with a clearly uneven offer of services — less concentrated than in Praga or Mokotów — which is why it is worth physically checking the surroundings of the chosen address rather than relying on the map alone.
Who is Rembertów for?
Rembertów works best for people who value quiet, greenery and low-density development while needing an efficient rail commute to the centre — typically families with children looking for a house or apartment away from the urban bustle, with an acceptable commuting time to work. The district also suits buyers with a limited budget who want to avoid prices typical of left-bank Warszawa while keeping a relatively fast rail connection.
It is less suitable for people who depend on the metro or expect an extensive choice of restaurants and cultural venues „on the doorstep” — in this respect Rembertów falls short of the neighbouring right-bank districts. Anyone looking for a comparison with richer urban infrastructure can take a look at our overview of apartments for sale in Praga-Południe or at the full listings catalogue in apartments for sale.
Rembertów in figures — summary
The secondary market in Rembertów, as of 2025, hovers around 11,400–11,500 PLN/m², and the primary market — 13,500–14,000 PLN/m², with a limited number of new developments compared with the larger right-bank districts. The key advantage is the SKM station with an approximately 20-minute journey to the centre, and the main limitation is the absence of the metro and the WKD as well as uneven access to buses depending on the part of the district. The development is varied: from single-family houses, through individual prefabricated concrete blocks, to small new estates.
If you are looking for an apartment in Rembertów or wondering whether a particular offer really matches your budget and transport priorities, call allproperty — we work 24/7, including after hours, when you happen to have time to browse offers near the station or around the Rembertów Forest. We will handle a purchase on the primary market at 0% commission from the buyer, and on the secondary market — 2%. The number is +48 666 866 468; a second contact is also available: +48 692 649 839.
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How much does an apartment for sale in Rembertów cost?
As of 2025: the secondary market is around 11,400–11,500 PLN/m², the primary market (new developments) — around 13,500–14,000 PLN/m². A used 50 m² apartment therefore costs roughly 570,000–575,000 PLN, and a new 50 m² one — 675,000–700,000 PLN, without a parking space or finishing works.
Is there a metro in Rembertów?
No, the metro does not run through Rembertów and, as of 2025, no station is planned in this district in the near future. Reaching the metro requires a change — most conveniently by bus line 514 to the Metro Politechnika station. The backbone of rail transport in Rembertów is the SKM and Koleje Mazowieckie.
What is the development in Rembertów like — blocks or single-family houses?
Rembertów is a mix: single-family houses and small-scale multi-family development dominate, prefabricated concrete blocks appear only in places (individual clusters from the 1970s and 1980s, not sprawling estates as in Ursynów), and new developments are usually small 3–4-storey buildings with an underground garage.
How long does the journey from Warszawa Rembertów station to the centre take?
By SKM line S2 train or Koleje Mazowieckie, the journey to the centre of Warszawa takes about 20 minutes in favourable conditions, although the real time depends on the timetable and the distance of the apartment from the station. This is the district's main transport advantage.
What is the allproperty commission when buying an apartment in Rembertów?
When buying an apartment on the primary market (from a developer) allproperty charges 0% commission from the buyer. When buying on the secondary market the commission is 2%. Plots of land — 3%, rentals — 50% of the rent, commercial premises — individually.