Commercial property€266,000
Tirana

887 commercial property currently listed for sale in Albania.
24 properties shown
Commercial property€266,000
Tirana
Commercial property€350,000
Korçë
Commercial property€250,000
Tirana
Commercial property€230,000
Tirana
Commercial property€398,700
Tirana
Commercial property€276,000
Tirana
Commercial property€5,500,000
Durrës

€1,700,000
Sarandë
Commercial property€200,000
Tirana
Commercial property€205,000
Durrës

€210,000
Shkodër
Commercial property€370,000
Durrës
Commercial property€1,200,000
Kavajë
Commercial property€229,000
Vlorë
Commercial property€450,000
Berat
Commercial property€350,000
Tirana
Commercial property€78,000
Tirana
Commercial property€250,000
Shkodër
Commercial property€350,000
Shkodër
Commercial property€350,000
Berat
Commercial property€48,000
Durrës
Commercial property€125,000
Durrës
Commercial property€185,000
Durrës
Commercial property€318,800
Durrës
Commercial Property in Albania
Commercial property for sale in Albania accounts for 796 listings on RealEstateAbroad, about one in ten of the 7,504 homes and units we list for the country. Buyers are mostly local entrepreneurs, diaspora investors and operators seeking hospitality sites on the coast.
The whole-country median asking price on RealEstateAbroad is €148,000, with the middle half running from €90,610 to €275,000. Commercial listings are priced very differently from flats because location, frontage and licence status matter more than floor area, so use those figures only as a backdrop.
Price per square metre across all Albanian listings has a median of €1,733. Commercial space on a main Tirana boulevard can sit far above that, while a ground-floor unit in a residential suburb can sit well below it. Always request comparable asking prices from the specific street.
Most activity centres on Tirana, where offices, restaurants and retail units follow the growth of the capital. On the coast, Durrës, Vlorë and Sarandë offer ground-floor shops, cafés and small hotels aimed at the summer trade. Shkodër serves the north and the cross-border market.
If you are comparing options, the Albania property hub shows how commercial stock compares with apartments and land.
Owner-operators buy shops and cafés for their own use. Investors look for let units with predictable income, and hotel operators hunt for plots or small existing guesthouses along the Adriatic and Ionian coasts. Non-residents can usually buy commercial buildings, but agricultural land is restricted; confirm everything with a lawyer using our Albania buying guide.
Last updated 8 October 2026
In general yes, for built commercial premises. Land classed as agricultural is restricted for foreigners, so check how the plot is registered. A lawyer should confirm before you pay a deposit.
No. Land has its own category with its own count; see the land listings for plots and development sites.
Yields vary widely and we do not publish a yield for commercial units. Ask for actual lease documents and compare with similar premises on the same street before relying on any figure.
Not usually for non-residents. Most deals are cash, with some seller or developer staging. The financing guide explains alternatives.