Apartment€140,500
Tirana
1 bd 1 ba 60 m²
Albania Apartments: Buy a Flat in Tirana or on the Coast
6,414 apartments currently listed for sale in Albania.
Apartments for sale in Albania
24 properties shown
Apartment
Apartment€132,105
Durrës
1 bd 1 ba 74 m²
Apartment€184,695
Durrës
2 bd 1 ba 106 m²
Apartment€400,000
Tirana
3 bd 2 ba 107 m²
Apartment€97,000
Shkodër
2 bd 1 ba 83 m²
Apartment€99,000
Durrës
2 bd 1 ba 68 m²
Apartment€160,000
Tirana
1 bd 1 ba 63 m²
Apartment€287,000
Vlorë
2 bd 2 ba 112 m²
Apartment€103,380
Durrës
1 bd 1 ba 60 m²
Apartment€145,000
Tirana
1 bd 1 ba 62 m²
Apartment€92,000
Tirana
2 bd 1 ba 90 m²
Apartment€141,320
Durrës
1 bd 1 ba 61 m²
Apartment€98,930
Durrës
2 bd 1 ba 67 m²
Apartment€287,900
Tirana
2 bd 1 ba 90 m²
Apartment€142,000
Durrës
2 bd 1 ba 81 m²
Apartment€185,000
Tirana
2 bd 2 ba 74 m²
Apartment€171,150
Durrës
1 bd 1 ba 59 m²
Apartment€143,000
Tirana
2 bd 2 ba 80 m²
Apartment€338,000
Tirana
2 bd 1 ba 73 m²
Apartment€97,500
Tirana
1 bd 1 ba 70 m²
Apartment€210,000
Tirana
2 bd 1 ba 114 m²
Apartment€164,300
Tirana
1 bd 1 ba 69 m²
Apartment€205,000
Tirana
2 bd 1 ba 127 m²
Apartment€297,700
Tirana
2 bd 1 ba 93 m²
Apartments in Albania
Apartments for sale in Albania make up the bulk of what the market offers: 5,310 of the 7,504 homes currently listed on RealEstateAbroad. Most are new-build flats in Tirana and the Adriatic and Ionian resorts, and asking prices sit well below Western European levels.
What the numbers say
Across all property types, current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €148,000, with the middle half of the market between €90,610 and €275,000. The median price per square metre is €1,733. Apartments pull those averages down because they are smaller than villas and houses, so expect many flats to land near the lower quartile.
The bedroom split for the whole country shows how compact the stock is: 3,259 listings have one bedroom and 2,274 have two, against only 680 with three. Treat these as asking prices, not sale prices; Albanian buyers still negotiate hard.
| Indicator | Albania (all types) |
|---|---|
| Listings | 7,504 |
| Apartments listed | 5,310 |
| Median asking price | €148,000 |
| Typical range (p25-p75) | €90,610 - €275,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,733 |
Where the apartments are
Tirana is the largest pool of city flats and the place to look if you want year-round rental demand from students and professionals: see apartments and homes in Tirana. On the coast, Durrës has the biggest volume of seafront blocks, Vlorë is popular for its promenade and views over the bay, and Sarandë caters to holiday buyers facing Corfu.
Further north, Shëngjin and Shkodër are cheaper, while Pogradec on Lake Ohrid appeals to buyers who prefer a lake to the sea. Browse everything in the Albania property overview or compare with studios if your budget is tighter.
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What to check before you buy a flat
Albanian apartment purchases have a few traps that are specific to the country.
- Title and registration. Ask for the property certificate from the State Cadastre Agency and check it matches the unit, floor and area you are shown. Have a local lawyer confirm there are no mortgages or disputes attached.
- Off-plan risk. Many listings are in buildings still under construction. Check the building permit, the developer's track record and how payments are staged.
- Gross versus net area. Advertised square metres often include shared space and balconies. Compare the registered area to the sales area.
- Building quality. Look at lift maintenance, damp, and whether the building has a management company or a fee system.
- Seasonality. Resort flats can sit empty and cold for months; ask about winter running costs.
Who buys them
Typical buyers are Albanian diaspora families, investors chasing short-term rental income in summer, and remote workers using Tirana as a low-cost base. A smaller group buys for residency purposes. Foreigners can generally buy apartments in their own name, but legal rules change, so confirm with a lawyer and read our Albania buying guide and financing guide before committing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreigner buy an apartment in Albania?
Yes, foreign individuals can generally purchase apartments and other built property in their own name. Restrictions mainly concern agricultural land. Always have a local lawyer verify the current rules and the title before paying a deposit.
Are most Albanian apartments new-build?
A large share of the listings are new or under-construction blocks, especially in Tirana and the coastal resorts. Resale stock exists but is harder to price, so check the age and the registered area.
How much does a one-bedroom flat cost?
Our data does not split prices by bedroom count, but one-bedroom flats are the largest group in the country, and the lower quartile of asking prices starts around €90,610. Location drives the gap: central Tirana and seafront units cost more.
Is financing available for foreign buyers?
Albanian banks lend to non-residents rarely and on strict terms, and many deals are paid in cash or in developer instalments. See the Albania financing page for options.
Can I rent the apartment out?
Short-term summer letting is common on the coast, and year-round letting works in Tirana. Check local registration and tax obligations for rental income with an accountant.
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Property types in Albania
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