







Median asking rent in Tirana, Albania: €700 a month, from €350 a month.
| Bedrooms | Listings | Median rent |
|---|---|---|
| 2 bedrooms | 398 | €550/month |
| 3 bedrooms | 743 | €770/month |
| 4 bedrooms | 146 | €1,200/month |
| 5+ bedrooms | 12 | €1,200/month |
The median asking rent of the 1,317 apartments for rent in Tirana is €700 a month; most listings ask between €530 and €1,000, and the cheapest start around €350 a month. A two-bedroom apartment in Tirana rents for a median of €550 a month and a three-bedroom apartment €770. Four-bedroom apartments have a median rent of €1,200. 217 apartments are listed under €500 a month and 956 under €1,000.
Apartments are the bulk of the rental side of Tirana real estate; houses and commercial property for rent in Tirana have their own pages below.
Blloku and the centre are the most expensive and the most walkable, with the newest towers and most of the cafés and offices. Kodra e Diellit, Komuna e Parisit and the streets around the Grand Park are the family belt with parking and newer buildings. Farkë and Lundër to the south-east offer larger flats and villas in gated estates near the international schools. Ali Demi, Don Bosko and Qyteti Studenti are mid-priced and popular with students and young professionals; Kashar, Yzberisht and Kamëz are the budget end, in exchange for a commute.
Almost every apartment offered to foreigners is furnished, with air conditioning and a washing machine as standard. Contracts run twelve months with one or two months' deposit, and landlords often ask new foreign tenants for several months in advance. Utilities, the building's shared costs and internet are paid by the tenant on top of the rent. If you plan to apply for a residence permit, ask the landlord to register the contract, because the application needs a registered address; the residence permit guide explains the routes. Buying instead of renting: apartments for sale in Tirana.