Don Bosko, Tirana: prices and rents 2026

Don Bosko

Don Bosko, Tirana: prices and rents 2026

Cafés, markets and a park, at a hundred to three hundred euros a month below Blloku rents.

Updated: Aug 15, 2026

Don Bosko in figures

1,500–2,000
New build, €/m²
1,200–1,600
Resale, €/m²
250–400
Rent 1+1, €/month
400–600
Rent 2+1, €/month
113,850–163,600
State reference, lek/m²
7
DomLivo rating

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

About Don Bosko

Don Bosko has the things people actually use daily — cafés, markets, a park, the German school — without the price of a central postcode. New builds ask €1,500–2,000/m² and resale €1,200–1,600/m²; a one-bedroom rents for €250–400 a month, a two-bedroom for €400–600, which lands roughly €100–300 below the equivalent in Blloku. The trade is density: this is a tightly built quarter and it is getting tighter as it gentrifies.

For a landlord chasing yield rather than a prestige address, that gap between price and rent is the whole argument.

Don Bosko against nearby districts

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

2026-H1

FAQs

Don Bosko: frequently asked questions

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

New builds run about 1,500 to 2,000 euros per square metre in 2026, roughly a third of central Blloku prices. Rents sit about 100 to 300 euros a month below equivalent Blloku units, which is why the district reads better on yield than on prestige.

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