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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.
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.
It is the most liquid mid-market district in the city. Demand comes from local families and long-term tenants rather than tourists, so occupancy holds through winter, and the resale pool is genuinely deep. For year-round rental income rather than seasonal upside, it is our first choice in Tirana.
Local families and working professionals on long leases. The street itself is a commercial spine with everyday retail, which supports steady demand rather than the seasonal peaks of the centre. Expect lower headline rents than Blloku and considerably fewer void months, which is usually the better trade on a two-bedroom.
Foreigners buy flats, houses and commercial property in Albania on the same legal terms as citizens; only agricultural land is restricted. Ownership passes by notarial deed alone. On top of the price, a buyer pays:
Rates: Ministry of Justice Order 279/2012 (notary scale), the ASHK fee schedule, market practice for agency fees. Confirm the exact amounts with your notary.
Can foreigners buy property in Albania?Legal guide for buyers