Apartment for Sale Laprake, Tirana, Albania 110m2, €82,500 Villa to Let Tirana, Albania
near Tirana, Albania 660 m2 can be used as offices, bar / restaurant or as residential premises. Contact us for more details Restaurant for SALE
Shkëmbi i Kavajës, Durrës, Albania
€950,000
Restaurant has all the necessary documents READ MORE
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Komuna e Parisit, Tirana, Albania
€135000
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Gjirokaster, Albania
A 2000 year old castle can be viewed from the house and it is less than 328 feet (100 meters) away. READ MORE
Apartments for Sale Golem, Albania
This top quality residence is located at the coast of Adriatic sea,
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€650 month (negotiable)
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Durres, Albania
€600 m²
Distance from the beach about 500m. Access to the national road.READ MORE Apartment for SALE
Rr. 'Mihal Grameno, Tirana, Albania
€115,000
![]() ![]() Tirana, Albania 2 bedrooms, balcony, 86m2 3rd floor, build 2008,600m from restaurant Fresku ![]() ![]() Apartment for SALE
Price: €37,000
4th floor,
furnished,
1 bedroom, bathroom, balcony We have a lot more properties for Sale and Rent in our page in Albanian. If you can't find what you are looking for please get in touch and we will do our best to help. |
Albania is considered to be Europe's last secret, a tourist destination characterised by an unspoiled scenery of mountains, ancient villages, castles and a pristine 450 km coastline. Other major advantages Albania offers investors are the lack of restrictions on foreign ownership of property, the only restrictions being that foreigners can only make a commercial investment if its value exceeds three times the cost of the land, and foreigners cannot buy agricultural land — they can however lease it for 99 years.
Also worth a mention is that Albania is already attracting some of the major European banks, which will make financing an investment easier.
Albania also has many tax advantages like the lack of capital gains tax, no withholding tax, no inheritance tax, no Value Added Tax on property purchases, no state or wealth taxes and no transfer tax.
The total round-trip transaction cost is also very low, with less than 1% going on public notary fees.
Albania is jumping onto the international tourism and property markets with a bang, and starting to take steps rapidly to ensure that it is not left behind. It has a lot of room to work with; property prices and living costs are generally low, which become immediate selling points to tourists and to overseas property investors. Their generally good climate, which is always big business in the tourism industry, means their low prices make it a low cost alternative to some of Europe's hottest tourist destinations.
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