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DUAL REAL ESTATE LISTINGS

Apartments and villas for sale in Albania.

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4 DuAl homes for sale

BROWSE BY PROPERTY TYPE

Apartments, studios and villas, by type.

From a compact studio to a detached villa with a pool.
Choose a type to see the matching listings.

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1 HOME · TO BUY

Villas

Detached homes with outdoor space. Our current villa, with a private pool, is in San Pietro.

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2 HOMES · TO BUY

Apartments

Apartments for sale in Albania. Our current listings are one-bedroom (1+1) homes in San Pietro and Mali i Robit.

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1 HOME · TO BUY

Studios

A garsonierë: a combined living and kitchen area, a bedroom and a balcony.

A calm, light-filled living room with natural textures, comfortable seating and leafy plants
Questions about a listing?
Ask us directly, in Albanian or English.

ABOUT DUAL REAL ESTATE

A real estate agency
for homes across Albania.

DuAl Real Estate is based in Durrës and works with clients across Albania. We list apartments, studios and villas as they come in, and our current listings are on the Durrës coast. Every property on this site is one of our own listings, so your questions come straight to us, from the first enquiry to the viewing.

Our own listings

Each home here is listed by DuAl, with its size, floor and features stated.

Documents named up front

Listings note the papers we know of, such as a registered title (hipotekë) or a legal building volume.

Albanian and English

Read every page, and ask your questions, in either language.

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CURRENT LISTINGS BY AREA

Our area guides: homes in Golem,
Gjiri i Lalzit, Mali i Robit and Durrës.

Our current listings are on the Durrës coast.
Read about each area before you book a viewing.

Golem beach in Albania, with straw umbrellas along the shoreline and the coast stretching towards Durrës
Photo: Leeturtle, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

NO LISTINGS RIGHT NOW

A lively beach resort south of Durrës, with a long sandy shore lined by apartment buildings.

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BUY WITH DUAL

Buy property in Albania with DuAl.

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or see every listing on one page.

01 / FOR SALE

Homes for sale,
with clear details.

Apartments, studios and villas for sale, each with its size, floor and price (or “price on request”) shown.

Property for sale in Albania
02 / ALL LISTINGS

Every DuAl home,
on one page.

Compare sizes, floors and prices across all our listings, then save the ones you would like to see.

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BUYING IN ALBANIA, IN BRIEF

How buying a home in Albania works.

Read the full buying process
  1. 01

    Choose and view

    Browse the listings, save the homes you like and arrange a viewing with us.

  2. 02

    Check the papers

    Ask for the ownership certificate (hipotekë). A notary or lawyer can check it with ASHK, the State Cadastre Agency, together with any liens and permits.

  3. 03

    Sign before a notary

    In Albania the sale contract is signed before a notary. Take independent legal advice before you commit.

BEFORE YOU VISIT

Preparing for
a property viewing.

A viewing is your chance to check what photos cannot show: the light, the noise, the stairs or lift, and the papers behind the home. Come with a few notes and take your time in each room.

A useful question to bring:
“Which documents come with this property?”

FOUR THINGS TO DO BEFORE A VIEWING
  1. Decide how you will use the homeAll year round, or mainly in summer by the sea? Your answer changes what matters most during the visit.
  2. Bring the measurements that matterNote the size of your favourite furniture, and bring a tape measure to check the fit.
  3. Look at the building, not only the homeCheck the stairwell, the lift if there is one, the floor the home is on and where you would park.
  4. Keep your questions closeWrite down your must-haves, and the documents you would like to see, such as the hipotekë.

DUAL GUIDES

Guides to buying a home in Albania.

Ownership papers, buying from abroad and listing terms.
General guidance to read before you visit.

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OWNERSHIP PAPERS

How to check property ownership in Albania

Ownership is registered with the State Cadastre Agency (ASHK). That is where every check starts.

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Ask the seller for the ownership certificate, commonly called the hipotekë. It comes from the State Cadastre Agency (Agjencia Shtetërore e Kadastrës, ASHK) and shows who the registered owner is.

Check the certificate for liens or other burdens on the property, and make sure the person selling is the registered owner.

For an apartment, ask about the building permit or the legal volume (kubaturë e rregullt), and for a new build, the occupancy permit. A notary or an independent lawyer can make these checks before you sign.

Try this: ask to see the hipotekë before you make an offer.

Read the full guide
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BUYING FROM ABROAD

Buying property in Albania as a foreigner

Foreign buyers can purchase apartments and houses in Albania. Agricultural land is a different matter.

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Foreigners can buy apartments and houses in Albania. Agricultural land is restricted for foreign buyers, so check the status of any land that comes with a house.

The sale contract is signed before a notary, and the new ownership is then registered with the State Cadastre Agency (ASHK).

Work with a notary or independent lawyer you trust, and ask for translations of any document you cannot read. This is general guidance, not legal advice.

Try this: have a lawyer review the papers before you sign.

Read the full guide
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LISTING TERMS

How to read an Albanian property listing

A few local terms tell you a lot about a home before you visit.

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“1+1” means one bedroom plus a living area, and “2+1” means two bedrooms plus a living area. A garsonierë is a studio, usually with the living and kitchen areas combined.

“Me hipotekë” means the property has a registered ownership certificate. “Kubaturë e rregullt” means the building’s volume is legal.

Check whether the area is net or gross, which floor the home is on and whether there is a lift. Our 1+1 in San Pietro, for example, is 74 m² net on the 2nd floor, with no lift.

Try this: ask whether the area quoted is net or gross.

Read the full guide
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QUESTIONS

Property in Albania:
common questions.

Short answers about DuAl, our listings and buying a home in Albania. This is general guidance, not legal advice.

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Do you only sell property in Durrës?

No. DuAl Real Estate is based in Durrës and works with clients across Albania. Our current listings are on the Durrës coast, and each of those areas has its own guide on this site. We list new homes in Albania as they come in.

Which properties are for sale right now?

There are 4 homes for sale right now: Villa with Pool in San Pietro (€1,550,000), 1+1 Apartment in San Pietro (price on request), 1+1 Apartment in Mali i Robit (€65,000) and Studio in Mali i Robit (price on request). There are no rentals listed at the moment.

Can foreigners buy property in Albania?

Yes. Foreign buyers can buy apartments and houses in Albania. Agricultural land is restricted for foreigners, so check the status of any land sold with a house. This is general guidance: confirm the details for your situation with a notary or lawyer.

How do I check who owns a property in Albania?

Ownership is registered with the State Cadastre Agency (Agjencia Shtetërore e Kadastrës, ASHK), and the ownership certificate is usually called the hipotekë. Ask to see it, check it for liens, and confirm the building permit or legal volume, plus the occupancy permit for a new build. A notary or lawyer can make these checks for you.

Do I need a notary or a lawyer?

Sale contracts in Albania are signed before a notary, so a notary is part of every purchase. We also recommend an independent lawyer to review the documents for you, especially if you are buying from abroad.

FOUND A HOME YOU LIKE?

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with DuAl.

Tell us which DuAl listing you would like to see, and bring your questions about the home and its papers. We can talk in Albanian or English.

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