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The median asking price of the 128 plots of land for sale in Tirana is €260,000, or €300 per square metre, with the cheapest plots from around €24,500 and the middle half between €125,000 and €459,000. The spread is wide because a zoned building plot inside the municipal plan is worth many times a field of the same size outside it. 23 plots are listed under €100,000 and 68 under €300,000.
Land is the part of the Tirana property market where a foreign buyer's options are most limited; built property in Tirana (apartments, houses, commercial premises) is listed on its own pages below.
Plots for a house are in the south-eastern hills of Farkë, Lundër, Sauk and Petrelë and on the Dajti slopes to the east. Land for housing and commercial development is along the ring road (Unaza) and the Tirana to Durrës highway through Kashar and Vorë, where the business parks and warehouses are. Small plots in the villages north and east of the city, from Paskuqan to Dajt, are the cheapest but are mostly agricultural. Zoning in the Tirana territorial plan changes what can be built street by street, and a plot with a valid building permit carries a large premium.
A foreign individual can buy a building plot inside an urban zone outright. Agricultural land cannot be held directly by a foreign individual: the routes are an Albanian-registered company with a development purpose, or a long lease registered at the cadastre. Before paying a deposit, request the cadastre extract (the classification decides everything), the map extract and the municipality's plan for the parcel; the foreigner's guide explains the land rules and the due-diligence guide the documents. Land is also available on a lease, see land for rent in Tirana.