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Economy, jobs and prices in Tyski (Śląskie, Poland): official figures

GDP per person was 36,100 purchasing power standards (PPS) in 2023, 94% of the EU average (77% for Poland); 10th highest of 73 subregions in Poland.

GDP per person (PPS)
36,100
2023
People in work
188,900
2023
Average gross monthly wage (PLN)
8,447
2025
Registered unemployment rate (%)
2.9%
2025

How big is the economy of Tyski?

The local economy produced €9.6 billion of output (GDP) in 2023.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many people work in Tyski?

About 188,900 people worked in Tyski in 2023 (employment by place of work).

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

What is the average salary in the Tyski subregion?

In 2025 the average gross monthly wage in the Tyski subregion reached PLN 8,447, against PLN 9,371 for Poland as a whole (90.1% of the national level), ranking 32nd highest of 73 Polish subregions.

Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy

How fast are wages rising in the Tyski subregion?

Since 2015, when it stood at PLN 3,765, the average monthly wage in the Tyski subregion has grown by 124%; across Poland the rise was 126%.

Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy

What is the unemployment rate in the Tyski subregion?

At the end of 2025, 2.9% of the labour force in the Tyski subregion was registered as unemployed (Poland: 5.7%), 8th lowest of 73 Polish subregions.

Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy

How hard is it to find a job in the Tyski subregion?

Labour offices in the Tyski subregion counted 8.0 registered jobseekers per vacancy offer in 2025 (national figure: 15.9), 5th lowest of 73 Polish subregions.

Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy

How much does a flat cost per square metre in the Tyski subregion?

The average market price of a flat in the Tyski subregion was PLN 7,188 per square metre in 2025 (76% of the Polish average of PLN 9,485).

Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy

What is the main industry in Tyski?

The largest part of the economy of Tyski in 2023 was industry (manufacturing, mining and energy), at 49.8% of gross value added, followed by trade, transport, hospitality and communications (21.1%).

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How industrial is Tyski?

Factories, mines and energy produced 49.8% of the value added in Tyski in 2023, against 26.7% for Poland.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How fast is the economy of Tyski growing?

Gross value added rose from €4.9 billion in 2015 to €8.7 billion in 2023 in current prices, an increase of 76% before inflation.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

What jobs do people do in Tyski?

Of the 188,900 jobs located in Tyski in 2023, 19% in public services, education, health and other services, 39% in industry and 2.6% in farming, forestry and fishing.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Are jobs growing in Tyski?

The number of people working in Tyski rose by 1.4% between 2015 and 2023, to 188,900.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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How Tyski compares with other subregions in Poland

Average gross monthly wage (PLN) (2025)

Tyski ranks 32 of 73, highest first.

RankAreaAverage gross monthly wage (PLN)
29WałbrzyskiPLN 8,488
30ŁomżyńskiPLN 8,477
31KrakowskiPLN 8,471
32TyskiPLN 8,447
33KieleckiPLN 8,444
34JeleniogórskiPLN 8,441
35TarnowskiPLN 8,430
Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy

Registered unemployment rate, end of year (%) (2025)

Tyski ranks 66 of 73, highest first.

RankAreaRegistered unemployment rate, end of year (%)
63Leszczyński3.8%
64Bydgosko-toruński3.7%
65Warszawski zachodni3.2%
66Tyski2.9%
67Trójmiejski2.9%
68Katowicki2.8%
69Miasto Kraków2.5%
Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy

Registered unemployed per job offer (2025)

Tyski ranks 69 of 73, highest first.

RankAreaRegistered unemployed per job offer
66Skierniewicki8.9
67Słupski8.4
68Miasto Kraków8.0
69Tyski8.0
70Trójmiejski7.4
71Żyrardowski7.2
72Katowicki7.1
Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy

Average market price of a flat per m² (PLN) (2025)

Tyski ranks 27 of 73, highest first.

RankAreaAverage market price of a flat per m² (PLN)
24KieleckiPLN 7,685
25PoznańskiPLN 7,436
26PłockiPLN 7,314
27TyskiPLN 7,188
28OlsztyńskiPLN 7,114
29OstrołęckiPLN 7,062
30TarnowskiPLN 7,059
Source: Statistics Poland (GUS) · saved copy

Share of output from industry (manufacturing, mining and energy) (2023)

Tyski ranks 3 of 73, highest first.

RankAreaShare of output from industry (manufacturing, mining and energy)
1Płocki55.0%
2Legnicko-głogowski50.3%
3Tyski49.8%
4Wrocławski47.7%
5Rybnicki45.6%
6Piotrkowski44.9%
7Tarnobrzeski43.0%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Share of output from finance, property and business services (2023)

Tyski ranks 57 of 73, highest first.

RankAreaShare of output from finance, property and business services
54Suwalski12.3%
55Leszczyński12.2%
56Wrocławski12.1%
57Tyski12.0%
58Rybnicki12.0%
59Słupski11.9%
60Legnicko-głogowski11.8%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Share of output from public administration, education, health and other services (2023)

Tyski ranks 71 of 73, highest first.

RankAreaShare of output from public administration, education, health and other services
67Miasto Warszawa12.3%
68Żyrardowski12.0%
69Warszawski zachodni11.3%
70Wrocławski10.4%
71Tyski10.2%
72Płocki9.7%
73Poznański9.0%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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