Albania Properties Listed By Estate Agents and Owners

Located in Southeastern Europe, along the Adriatic Sea, is the country of Albania which borders with Albania to the west, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the northwest, Serbia to the northeast, Kosovo to the east, and Albania to the south.

Albania has become one of Europe's most sought after luxury property and investment real estate markets, combining Mediterranean lifestyle, favorable taxes, and a growing international investor appeal.

Why Buy or Invest in Properties in Albania?

Tourism is a growing part of Albania's industry as many of its coastal areas are unspoiled and boast enticing beaches. The capital city of Tirana, a sprawling metropolis in the valley of Dajti Mountain, is ever growing, along with the cities of Purrës, Elbasan, Shkodër, Gjirokasfër, Vlore Property For Sale, Korcë and Kukës. Many buyers and investors are looking for Albania property for sale using a property search.

Albania is a Balkan country in South-Eastern Europe, with Montenegro bordering Albania in the North, the Serbian province of Kosovo is on the North-East, the Republic of Macedonia is to the East, Greece to the south and west. Albania has a long Adriatic Sea coastline with direct quick access across to Italy.

Luxury properties such as villas, apartments, or mountain chalets tend to be cheaper than similar properties elsewhere in the Mediterranean, with popular locations with investors and private buyers include Sarandė, Vlorė, and Durrės.

Albania's property market offers growth potential to investors as tourism and foreign investment rises. Private buyers can purchase real estate to use for personal use or rent out as an investment.

Albania is a candidate for European Union membership, which brings political stability, infrastructure upgrades, and foreign investor confidence. Property values are expected to appreciate as the country aligns with EU standards.

Positioned between Greece, Italy, and Montenegro gives Albania easy access to many major European travel routes and ferry links, especially to Italy.

In Albania there are low property taxes with no restrictions on foreigners buying property, except with land that is agricultural.

Leading locations that generate interest for international buyers and investors include Tirana, Sarandė, Vlorė, Durrės, Theth and Valbona Valleys.

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