

Median asking price in Dhërmi, Albania: €3,025 per m², €301,400 per property, from €81,000. 62% are new build or under construction. 62% advertise a sea view.
| Bedrooms | Listings | Median price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 bedrooms | 101 | €259,500 |
| 3 bedrooms | 68 | €380,000 |
| 4 bedrooms | 15 | €465,400 |
Dhërmi has 201 apartments for sale, with a median asking price of €301,400 and €3,025 per square metre. Dhërmi is the most fashionable village on the Albanian Riviera: a whitewashed old village on the hillside above the beaches of Dhërmi, Drymades and Gjipe, with beach clubs that draw visitors from across the Balkans in summer.
A two-bedroom apartment in Dhërmi (2+1 in Albanian listings) has a median asking price of €259,500 and a three-bedroom apartment €380,000. At the median price per square metre, €100,000 buys about 35 m² in Dhërmi. 6 apartments are listed under €100,000 and 16 under €200,000.
Apartments are the largest part of Dhërmi real estate; houses, land and commercial property in Dhërmi have their own pages below.
Supply is small and almost entirely new: 62% of the apartments listed in and around Dhërmi are under construction, in boutique complexes above the beach road. 62% advertise a sea view. Because buildable land is scarce and the coastal rules are strict, Dhërmi prices sit at the very top of the Albanian market alongside front-line Ksamil.
Rental income in Albania is taxed at a flat 15 percent, and the figure is a snapshot of asking prices, not of signed contracts.
Foreigners buy Dhërmi apartments outright. The village's summer rental rates are among the highest in the country, but the season is short, and the same scarcity that supports prices makes the permit and cadastre checks on each building essential. The Llogara tunnel puts Dhërmi about 40 minutes from Vlorë.