21 Dhjetori, Tirana: property prices 2026

21 Dhjetori

21 Dhjetori, Tirana: property prices 2026

The loudest crossroads in Tirana, and a ten-minute walk from Blloku.

Updated: Aug 15, 2026

21 Dhjetori in figures

1,800–2,200
New build, €/m²
1,400–1,800
Resale, €/m²
114,300–159,100
State reference, lek/m²
6.5
DomLivo rating

asking prices · 2026-H1 · Reference schedule: Udhëzim 34/2023 (in force 01.01.2024)

About 21 Dhjetori

21 Dhjetori is a transit district and makes no secret of it: traffic runs through it all day, which is exactly why it costs €1,800–2,200/m² new and €1,400–1,800/m² resale instead of Blloku money, despite being a short walk away. That trade suits one buyer in particular — a landlord letting to young professionals who want the centre within walking distance and will accept the noise for a lower rent. Anyone buying to live in should visit at rush hour before deciding.

The reference rate, 114,300–159,100 lek/m², reflects an area that is central in access rather than in character.

21 Dhjetori against nearby districts

The districts closest to it in price, so the number above has something to sit against.

2026-H1

FAQs

21 Dhjetori: frequently asked questions

Prices, who the area suits and what to check — short answers from the DomLivo research base.

New builds run about 1,800 to 2,200 euros per square metre in 2026. That is roughly half what Blloku commands, for a district that sits directly beside both Blloku and the centre, which is the whole argument for buying here rather than one street further in.

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