AlbaniaHouse
Kavajë
Municipal seat inland of the Golem–Qerret Adriatic strip — a practical base for buyers comparing beach-resort product with town-side pricing and year-round local demand.
Avg. price / m²
€1,250
Rental yield
6.2%
Market snapshot
Entry prices often sit below prime Golem beachfront. Underwrite micro-location carefully — town apartments behave differently from Qerret/Golem holiday stock. S…
History
A historic market town tied to the fertile plain west of Tirana. Tourism growth along its coastal villages (Golem, Qerret) has pulled investment attention toward the municipality without turning the town centre into a resort.
Lifestyle
Everyday Albanian town rhythm: markets, cafés, and short drives to sand. Quieter than the promenade strip; convenient for owners who want beach access without living on the tourist front.
Market overview
Entry prices often sit below prime Golem beachfront. Underwrite micro-location carefully — town apartments behave differently from Qerret/Golem holiday stock. Solid option for value and mixed local/seasonal demand.
Cost of living in Albania
Generally lower than Tirana centre and tourist beachfront dining; practical for longer stays.
Adriatic-influenced plain: hot summers, milder winters than Tirana’s hills.
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 rental yields can investors expect?+
Coastal holiday lets in Vlorë and Sarandë often target mid-to-high single-digit gross yields in peak seasons. Tirana leans toward steadier long-let demand. Yields vary by building quality, management, and seasonality.