AlbaniaHouse
From brief to introduction
How AlbaniaHouse matches European buyers with local partners for new-build property in Albania — process, places, and next steps.
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Share what you need
Use the appointment flow or a project match form. We capture goals, timeline, and budget in a few minutes.
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We qualify the brief
AlbaniaHouse reviews fit against our partner network — location, product type, and how hands-on you want the process.
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Meet the right partner
We introduce you and stay available while you decide. Transactions and advice sit with the local partner.
Not another agency. A matching platform.
AlbaniaHouse connects people who want to buy real estate with the right local partners in Albania. We are not a sales office competing for your reservation — we are the introduction layer between your brief and the agencies, developers, and specialists who can execute on the ground.
Share your goals in a short appointment, or request a brochure from a project page. We qualify the brief, then connect you with a partner who fits the location, budget, and buying style — so you skip the wrong conversations.
Markets buyers ask about
- Kavajë — Municipal seat inland of the Golem–Qerret Adriatic strip — a practical base for buyers comparing beach-resort …
- Ksamil — Albania’s postcard Riviera beaches south of Sarandë — turquoise shallows, small islands, and dense holiday-apa…
- Himarë — Riviera town south of Dhërmi and Drymades — harbour, old town on the hill, and a long Ionian shoreline that an…
- Sarandë — Sarandë faces Corfu across turquoise water — a compact, tourism-driven harbour city and one of Albania’s most …
- Drymades — Beach-focused Riviera hamlet between Dhërmi and Himarë — sandy/pebble shoreline, boutique hotels, and villa-ap…
- Dhërmi — Signature Albanian Riviera village — whitewashed slopes above Ionian beaches, strong summer nightlife, and som…
- Tirana — Tirana is Albania’s economic and political centre — embassies, banks, tech offices, universities, and a skylin…
- Durrës — Albania’s main port and the closest major beach city to Tirana — practical for capital weekenders, logistics-m…
- Orikum — Bay town south of Vlorë — calmer waterfront living with marina energy, mountain backdrop, and easier entry tha…
- Golem — Albania’s busiest Adriatic resort strip — roughly 10 km south of Durrës and about 40–45 minutes from Tirana Ai…
- Palasë — Riviera pocket below the Llogara pass — dramatic cliffs, clearer water, and a thinner, more exclusive inventor…
- Radhimë — South of central Vlorë — quieter coastline and villa/apartment schemes with broader horizons. Buyers choose Ra…
- Qerret — Coastal village in Kavajë municipality — sandy Adriatic frontage between Durrës and Golem, popular for holiday…
- Lezhë — Northern Adriatic gateway between the Mat River delta and the coast — Tale and nearby beaches sit within easy …
- Vlorë — Where the Adriatic meets the Ionian, Vlorë is Albania’s most active coastal investment market for European sec…
Request a partner introduction
Tell us what you need — we match you with the right local partner.
Partner-sourced opportunities
Marea Coast
Exclusive presale coastal residence in Radhimë (Vlorë) — apartments and villas with spa, pools, and resort amenities, ~30–35 minutes from Vlorë’s new airport.
The Dune
Premium coastal residence in Qerret, near Durrës. Clean contemporary architecture, mainly one- and two-bedroom apartments, a short walk from the beach and the pine forests of Mali i Robit. Expected delivery Q2 2030.
Seanema
Luxury hillside project in Dhërmi, between Vlorë and Sarandë. Studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments and duplexes with up to three bedrooms, with large private gardens and pools. Expected delivery 2030.
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy property in Albania?+
Yes. EU and most non-EU buyers can purchase apartments and many urban plots. Agricultural land has extra restrictions — always verify title and zoning with a local notary and lawyer.
What closing costs should foreign buyers budget in Albania?+
Plan roughly 3–6% on top of the purchase price for notary fees, registration, taxes, legal counsel, and translations. Exact figures depend on price, asset type, and whether you buy resale or new-build. AlbaniaHouse can outline a line-item budget before you reserve a unit.
What is the typical purchase process?+
Reserve the unit, complete due diligence (title, permits, developer track record), sign the notarial deed, and register ownership. Budget for notary, taxes, and translation where needed.