Myslym Shyri, Tirana: prices and rents 2026

Myslym Shyri

Myslym Shyri, Tirana: prices and rents 2026

A shopping street that doubles as the most practical central address for a family.

Updated: Aug 15, 2026

Myslym Shyri in figures

2,000–2,500
New build, €/m²
1,500–2,000
Resale, €/m²
350–450
Rent 1+1, €/month
500–750
Rent 2+1, €/month
114,300–192,800
State reference, lek/m²
8
DomLivo rating

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

The street divides administrative units 7 and 10, so the reference figure is the span of both units and cannot be given as a single rate.

About Myslym Shyri

Myslym Shyri is a working shopping street rather than a showpiece, and that is the point: shops, schools and the centre are all within walking distance, which keeps local demand steady year after year. New builds ask €2,000–2,500/m² and resale €1,500–2,000/m²; a one-bedroom rents for €350–450 a month and a two-bedroom for €500–750. Flats here sell faster than in most of the city because the buyer pool is wide — families, professionals, and landlords who want tenants they will not have to replace every season.

The street straddles two administrative units, so its official reference rate spans 114,300–192,800 lek/m² rather than sitting at one number.

Myslym Shyri against nearby districts

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

2026-H1

FAQs

Myslym Shyri: frequently asked questions

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

New builds run about 2,000 to 2,500 euros per square metre in 2026 and resale sits at roughly 1,500 to 2,000. Myslym Shyri is materially cheaper than Blloku while remaining walking distance from the centre, which is the trade most family buyers in Tirana are actually making.

Myslym Shyri

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