RON 389,506
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 47 m²
Bucharest Real Estate: Apartments in Romania's Capital
80 homes and apartments for sale in Bucharest, Romania.
Properties for sale in Bucharest
24 properties shown
RON 382,009
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 47 m²
RON 604,873
Bucuresti (judet)
3 bd 85 m²
RON 453,317
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 52 m²
RON 442,621
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 61 m²
RON 707,990
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 50 m²
RON 361,630
Bucuresti (judet)
1 bd 32 m²
RON 570,242
Bucuresti (judet)
3 bd 85 m²
RON 310,191
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 62 m²
RON 466,815
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 61 m²
RON 344,383
Bucuresti (judet)
1 bd 52 m²
RON 1,247,895
Bucuresti (judet)
3 bd 86 m²
RON 1,884,577
Bucuresti (judet)
3 bd 147 m²
RON 823,764
Bucuresti (judet)
4 bd 108 m²
RON 585,237
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 56 m²
RON 488,207
Bucuresti (judet)
1 bd 38 m²
RON 458,411
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 59 m²
RON 432,434
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 57 m²
RON 613,353
Bucuresti (judet)
3 bd 86 m²
RON 616,307
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 71 m²
RON 446,950
Bucuresti (judet)
1 bd 37 m²
RON 654,508
Bucuresti (judet)
3 bd 96 m²
RON 341,261
Bucuresti (judet)
1 bd 36 m²
RON 451,382
Bucuresti (judet)
2 bd 64 m²
Buyer's guide: Bucharest
Property for sale in Bucharest, as shown in our current listings, consists entirely of apartments: 80 of 80 on RealEstateAbroad, with a median asking price of €103,186 and €1,880 per square metre. The typical flat is small, at 56 m², and two-bedroom layouts lead.
Price table
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 80 |
| Median asking price | €103,186 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €80,547 to €145,328 |
| Median price per m² | €1,880 |
| Median size | 56 m² |
Layouts
By bedroom, 44 listings have two, 16 have three, 14 have one and 6 have four. Romanian listings count the living room as a room, so a two-bedroom flat is advertised as a three-room flat; this makes two-bedroom homes the core of the Bucharest market. Browse all apartments in Romania, or see Romania cheap property and Romania under 100k.
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Districts and living
Bucharest is divided into six sectors. Sector 1 includes Primăverii and Herăstrău park and the northern business districts, Sector 2 has Floreasca and Dorobanți, Sector 3 covers Titan and Vitan, Sector 4 stretches south, Sector 5 includes Cotroceni and Rahova, and Sector 6 covers Drumul Taberei and Militari. Metro lines connect several of these, and many mid-price flats sit in 1970s and 80s blocks with newer developments on the edges.
Buyers are locals, returning Romanians and investors seeking rental income from IT workers and students. Seismic risk is a real factor for pre-1977 buildings, so ask for the seismic risk classification.
Foreign buyers and process
EU citizens can buy property in Romania on the same terms as Romanians. Non-EU citizens can buy buildings but face limits on owning land, so check with a Romanian lawyer how an apartment's share of land is treated. A notary signs the sale in an authentic deed and registers it in the land book (carte funciară), with a notary fee that scales with price. Verify the land book extract, debts and the building's condition.
See our Romania buying guide, Romania mortgages and Romania analysis.
Where next
Our feed has no neighbouring-city links for Bucharest, so use the Romania property overview for other Romanian cities and the mortgage calculator to test budgets.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Bucharest: FAQ
How much is an apartment in Bucharest?
Median ask is €103,186; the middle half runs from €80,547 to €145,328.
Are there houses in the listings?
Not currently: all 80 are apartments.
Can non-EU citizens buy?
Buildings yes; land is restricted, so get legal advice.
Is earthquake risk a concern?
Yes for older blocks; check the classification.
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