real-estate May 18, 2026

Average Rent in Tirana 2026 — Neighborhoods, Prices and Trends

Current rent prices in Tirana by neighborhood — 1+1, 2+1, 3+1 apartments.

Average Rent in Tirana 2026

Rental prices in Tirana vary significantly by neighborhood. Central areas like Blloku and Myslym Shyri command premium prices, while outer neighborhoods offer more affordable options.

Price by Apartment Size

Studio/1+1: €300–600/month in central areas, €200–350 in outer neighborhoods.
2+1: €500–900/month central, €350–550 outer.
3+1: €700–1,400/month central, €500–800 outer.

Top Neighborhoods

Blloku: Most expensive, €500–900 for 2+1. Young professionals and expats.
Myslym Shyri: €450–800 for 2+1. Good transport links.
Kombinati/Selita: Most affordable, €250–450 for 2+1.
Astir/Don Bosko: Mid-range, €350–600 for 2+1.

Prices have risen 8–12% compared to 2024 due to increased demand from returning diaspora and expat workers. Summer months see higher demand near the center.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average rent in Tirana in 2026?

By size: a one-bedroom costs 300–600 EUR/month in the center and 200–350 EUR on the outskirts; a two-bedroom 500–900 EUR center and 350–550 EUR outskirts; a three-bedroom 700–1,400 EUR center and 500–800 EUR outskirts.

Which are the cheapest and most expensive neighborhoods for rent in Tirana?

Blloku is the most expensive area (500–900 EUR for a two-bedroom), followed by Myslym Shyri (450–800 EUR). Kombinati/Selita is the cheapest (250–450 EUR for a two-bedroom), while Astir/Don Bosko and Kinostudio are mid-priced.

What should a rental contract in Tirana include?

Verify the property title with the owner and make sure the contract includes the monthly price, the term, the utility bills, the deposit (usually 1–2 months), and the renewal conditions. Always ask for an official payment receipt.

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