








Median asking price in Himarë, Albania: €3,046 per m², €317,000 per property, from €125,700. 60% are new build or under construction. 65% advertise a sea view.
| Bedrooms | Listings | Median price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 bedrooms | 92 | €263,500 |
| 3 bedrooms | 65 | €380,000 |
| 4 bedrooms | 15 | €465,400 |
Himarë has 187 apartments for sale, with a median asking price of €317,000 and €3,046 per square metre. Himarë is the main town of the Albanian Riviera: a harbour, a promenade of restaurants, a beach in the centre and a string of coves (Livadh, Potam, Llaman) within a few minutes' drive.
A two-bedroom apartment in Himarë (2+1 in Albanian listings) has a median asking price of €263,500 and a three-bedroom apartment €380,000. At the median price per square metre, €100,000 buys about 35 m² in Himarë.
Apartments are the largest part of Himarë real estate; houses, land and commercial property in Himarë have their own pages below.
Unlike the surrounding villages, Himarë functions all year, with a school, a health centre and shops, which is why buyers who want a Riviera base rather than a pure holiday flat tend to choose it. New complexes have gone up above Livadh beach and along the road south, and 60% of listed apartments are under construction; 65% advertise a sea view.
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 Himarë apartments outright. The Riviera's building rules and older ownership disputes make the permit and cadastre checks essential, and the town's Greek-speaking heritage means some older titles trace back through complicated family histories. An independent lawyer is the normal way to handle both.