Tirana rental prices 2026: neighborhood by neighborhood
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Summer tourism revenue, diaspora returns, and a growing IT sector have pushed Tirana rentals on a steady upward curve for the past 18 months. Here's what to expect in 2026 for a monthly rental, broken down by neighborhood and size.
Center & premium neighborhoods
These are the prices of our own active listings, August 2026 — not a measurement of the Tirana market. We deliberately work with affordable properties, so our list is the cheaper end of the city.
- Studios: 294 with us, from €140, list midpoint €230.
- 1+1: 225 with us, from €100, midpoint €300.
- 2+1: 62 with us, from €300, midpoint €400.
- By area: Qyteti Studenti 69 homes (€250), Astir 62 (€300), Rruga 5 Maji 58 (€270), Vilat Gjermane 35 (€250), Jordan Misja 27 (€225).
- Bllok, the Lake, Selita: we have no listings there, so we quote no figures for them.
Rising neighborhoods (good value)
Most affordable
What drives the price within one neighborhood
- Fully furnished with appliances (+15–25%)
- Elevator + enclosed parking (+10–15%)
- View, large balcony, floor 3+ off the main road (+5–15%)
- New build (post-2020) with PVC windows and central heating (+10–20%)
All numbers above are medians from Zgjedhja Ime's current inventory. Use our filters to combine neighborhood + budget in one click — set up a saved search and we'll email you when matching properties appear.
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