Apartment€97,000
Shkodër

99 homes and apartments for sale in Shkodër, Albania.
24 properties shown
Apartment€97,000
Shkodër
Villa€840,000
Shkodër
Villa€336,000
Shkodër
Apartment€135,000
Shkodër
Villa€260,000
Shkodër
House€100,000
Shkodër
House€200,000
Shkodër
House€200,000
Shkodër
Apartment€70,000
Shkodër

€210,000
Shkodër
Apartment€175,500
Shkodër
House€140,000
Shkodër
House€80,000
Shkodër
Commercial property€250,000
Shkodër
Commercial property€350,000
Shkodër
Apartment€150,000
Shkodër
Apartment€120,000
Shkodër
Apartment€145,000
Shkodër
Apartment€243,100
Shkodër
Apartment€90,000
Shkodër
Apartment€85,000
Shkodër
Apartment€120,000
Shkodër
Apartment€185,000
Shkodër
Apartment€184,500
Shkodër
Buyer's guide: Shkodër
Shkodër is an old city on Lake Skadar in northern Albania, and prices are low: median asking price €171,200 and €1,300 per m² across 93 listings. The mix is varied, with 41 apartments, 17 commercial units, 13 villas, 11 houses and 11 plots.
Asking prices in euros from current listings.
| Measure | Shkodër |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €171,200 |
| p25 to p75 | €103,000 to €260,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,300 |
| Median size | 116 m² |
| Listings | 93 |
Two-bedroom homes lead with 29, then 14 each of one- and three-bedroom, nine with five or more and seven four-bedroom. The 17 commercial units make this a mixed market, and the large gap between €103,000 and €260,000 reflects the variety of property.
For flats, ask whether the building has a completed occupancy certificate and whether the developer has registered each unit separately; for commercial units, ask about the permitted use and the tenant, if any, before you value the income.
Shkodër has the Rozafa castle, a pedestrian centre, cycling culture and Lake Skadar nearby, with the Albanian Alps to the north. It is a university and market city rather than a beach resort. Demand comes from local households, returning emigrants and buyers looking at cheaper northern Albania.
The beach at Shëngjin is the closest sea resort in our links. Durrës and Tirana are major markets farther south, and Kavajë lies on the coast beyond Durrës.
Foreigners can buy apartments and houses but not agricultural land. Purchases go through a notary and are registered with the property registry. The biggest risks are unclear title, overlapping claims and unlicensed construction, so a lawyer must verify the registry entry, the building permit and any mortgages before you pay. Transfer taxes and fees are modest but vary by property, so confirm locally. See our Albania buying guide, financing guide and the Albania overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It can be. Use a lawyer to check the registry, permits and any claims before paying a deposit.
Not agricultural land. Apartments and houses are fine.
No, it is near Lake Skadar. The beach at Shëngjin is the nearest resort option.
The overall median is €171,200 and €1,300 per m².