Durrës · Qerret
Villa · Qerret, Durrës
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Durres combines ancient history with long sandy beaches and modern coastal developments.
2000 properties · sea-view stock €1,100–1,900/m²
Durres is Albania’s second-largest city and its main Adriatic port, just 35 minutes from Tirana and the international airport. That accessibility, combined with long sandy beaches, makes the Durres coast the heartland of the country’s rental-investment market — modern beachfront apartment complexes here are among the most liquid coastal property in Albania.
Prices are notably lower than the Ionian Riviera, and the supply of new sea-view apartments is the largest on the coast, giving buyers choice and rental scale within easy reach of the capital.
The Currila and Plazh stretches hold most new beachfront complexes; the old town and port area is the urban core; Golem and Mali i Robit to the south are pure beach-resort zones.
Durrës · Qerret
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Durrës
€85,000
Durrës
€80,000
Durrës · Golem
€500,000
Durrës
€400,000
Durrës
€210,000
Durrës · Golem
€102,000
Durrës
€85,000
Durrës
€80,000
Durrës
€215,000
Durrës
€210,000
Durrës
€185,968
Durrës · Cezma Ferres
€100,000
Durrës · Plazh
€390,000
Durrës
€130,000
Durrës
€207,000
Durrës · Stadium
€115,000
Durrës · Dyrrakium Residence
€290,000
Durrës
€350,000
Durrës
€49,000
Durrës
€117,453
Durrës
€80,000
Durrës · Currila
€0
Durrës · Qendër
€207,000
Every Durres listing, including rentals, is on Homezone.al.
See all of Durres on Homezone.al →Yes. Foreign citizens have the same rights as Albanians to buy apartments and villas, including the land they sit on. No residency permit is required to own coastal property.
Around 3–5% on top of the price: notary (~0.5%), registration at ASHK (~0.3–0.5%); the 15% capital-gains tax is the seller’s liability. New-build VAT is usually included in the developer price.