Albania Property
The Albania property market is one of the newest and hottest of all the current emerging markets. Albania property is cheap; in fact it is among the cheapest places in Europe to buy property. That is because Albania property was previously only bought by Albanians. Since Albania's government watched other countries in the region jump onto the international property investment scene, and set about solving the ethnic rivalries in the country, the Albania property market has become the focus of international property investors, and has started to enjoy solid capital appreciation figures.

Albania Property Market
The main areas of growth in the Albania property market are the capital, Tirana, and coastal areas like Saranda. Albania property is currently among the most popular we have.
Investment Property in Albania
Albania investment property is favoured by those looking at mid-to-long term investment, i.e. looking to sell their property in 5-10 years. Having said that, Albania becoming a full member of the European Union in the next 2 years, could put Albania investment property firmly on the radars of those looking for a short term investment, other regional countries have seen 30% capital appreciation on EU entry. Buyers of Albania investment property primarily focus on off-plan apartment units, expecting 5-7 rental yields and 10-15% capital appreciation.
With rising tourism to the coastal areas, rising commerce in Tirana, steps like joining the blue flag for beaches program, on top of EU and NATO ascension just around the corner Albania investment property is set to be a very profitable endeavour.
Our Albania Property
All our Albania property is in the most promising and sought after areas of Albania. We have two DSR exclusive properties in the sought after area immediately surrounding Tirana's artificial lake, one on Tirana's Durres Street, one by the Dajti Mountain range, and one in Saranda. Our Albania property in Saranda has views across Saranda Bay to the island of Corfu, Saranda is very popular with tourists, as is the Dajti mountain range and Tirana's artificial lake, our Durres street property can draw tourists for its access to all Tirana's attractions, and also achieve residential rentals because of its centralised location.
Featured Investment Property in Albania
Twin Lakes Development, Tirana, Albania
Twin Lakes is an off-plan development on the shores of Tirana's artificial lake. This is one of the most sought after locations in Tirana and Albania. Another essential thing to mention about twin lakes is that apartments are only £40,000, despite the fantastic location…
£40,000 - £47,000
Dajti Views Development
We are very pleased to announce release of the first ever development in the Fresku District of Tirana near the Dajti Mountain. Dajti Views development consist of 100 apartments, commercial and underground spaces and offers fantastic living quality for families and students with all local amenities within walking distance…
£26,000
Tirana Lake District Residence
We are proud to be the first to offer to our clients the first ever Top End Luxurious Development of Apartments and Penthouses in the Selita Area of Tirana Lake District which is one of the most preferred locations of Tirana. The development is being built on a Cul de Sac quite location on a steep hill with most of the apartments benefiting from…
£56,000
About David Stanley Redfern
David Stanley Redfern Ltd is an overseas property specialist, working directly with developers in more than forty countries. Most properties are exclusive to David Stanley Redfern Ltd, giving an unparalleled selection of resale and new builds. David Stanley Redfern Ltd is AIPP accredited.
Contact David Stanley Redfern
For more information on the properties available with David Stanley Redfern Ltd please make an enquiry on a particular property of choice or alternatively contact us using our contact details.
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