Property for Sale in Tirana
Apartments in the capital and villas in Farkë, Kamëz and the surrounding hills.
- Properties for sale
- 37
- Prices from
- €25,000
- Median price per m²
- €2,000
- For rent
- 3
Tirana is Albania's capital and largest city, and the centre of its economy, government and cultural life. It has changed quickly over the past decade, with new residential towers, parks and restaurants, and it has the steadiest year-round property market in the country, driven by local demand, returning Albanians and a growing international community.
Our Tirana listings range from compact 1+1 apartments in central new-builds, well suited to rental investors, to spacious villas with gardens on the quieter edges of the city. In Albania, “1+1” means one bedroom plus a living room, and “2+1” means two bedrooms plus a living room.
Properties for sale in Tirana
Properties for rent in Tirana
Where to buy in Tirana
City centre & Blloku
The streets around Skanderbeg Square and the Blloku district are the most sought-after part of the city, close to restaurants, offices and embassies. Apartments here are the easiest to rent out long term.
Farkë
A green residential area on the south-eastern edge of the city around Farka Lake, known for villas and low-rise gated developments, yet only a short drive from the centre.
Kamëz & Paskuqan
Growing suburbs north of the centre with more space for the money – a good fit for family homes and buyers on a tighter budget.
Why buyers choose Tirana
Year-round demand
Unlike seasonal coastal towns, Tirana rents all year round to professionals, students, diplomats and remote workers.
Well connected
Tirana International Airport is around 20–30 minutes from the centre, and the beaches of Durrës are about 40 minutes away by motorway.
City life with mountains nearby
The widest choice of restaurants, schools and healthcare in the country, with Mount Dajti reachable by cable car from the city.
Buying in Tirana: common questions
What do 1+1 and 2+1 mean?+
Albanian listings count bedrooms plus the living room: a 1+1 has one bedroom and a separate living room, a 2+1 has two bedrooms and a living room. Kitchens are often open-plan with the living room.
Is Tirana better for investment than the coast?+
Tirana offers steadier, year-round long-term rentals, while coastal apartments earn more in summer but less in winter. Many investors choose Tirana for stable income and the coast for holiday use; we can talk you through both.
Can foreigners buy property in Albania?+
Yes. Foreign citizens can buy apartments, houses and commercial property in Albania in their own name; restrictions apply mainly to agricultural land. We work with local lawyers and notaries on every purchase – read our guide to secure property transactions.
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