Lazur: Asking Prices Above Burgas Level in July

In July 2026 in Lazur, the typical asking price for apartment listings is €2,718/sq m, and the typical total asking value is €199,500. The data tracks asking prices, and the typical price is the value at the midpoint of the ordered asking prices (the median).

Compared to the Burgas level of €1,826/sq m, Lazur is higher by €892/sq m, or 48.8%. This is a comparison of listings from the reporting month, not of transactions or of an unchanged property.

For sale listings, Lazur shows other clear benchmarks. P10 is €2,008/sq m, and P90 is €3,353/sq m. These are the boundaries of the central 80% of observed asking prices, not the minimum and maximum. Between these two values, there is a wide range of published listings, but this does not indicate how many properties are actually available today.

The total typical asking value of €199,500 complements the per-square-metre figure. Both measures describe the same observed apartment listings, but at different scales: one is per square metre, the other is for the entire property.

The essential relationship with the city remains the same here: Lazur is above the level of Burgas, and the difference is greater than a single monthly step of the city indicator. This is a fact for the reporting month, not a conclusion about permanence.

Between June and July, the typical sale asking price in Lazur rises by 2.1%. In June, the value is €2,663/sq m, and in July it is €2,718/sq m, that is, €55/sq m higher. For Burgas, the same movement is +0.6% for the month, from €1,815/sq m to €1,826/sq m.

The difference between Lazur and the city in monthly change is 1.4 percentage points in favour of the district. This is a faster one-month movement in Lazur, but only compared to the available data for June and July. They do not allow a conclusion as to why the change is such.

Over a longer horizon, Burgas is at €1,826/sq m in July versus €1,800/sq m in April, or +1.5% over three months. For the same period, the number of linked properties in the city increases from 2,520 to 3,294. This is a different horizon from the monthly one and shows that short-term and longer-term movements are not the same.

In the selected comparison set, Lazur is more expensive than each listed district by typical asking price per square metre. Compared to Tsentar the difference is +€306/sq m, compared to Zornitsa +€505/sq m, compared to Slaveykov +€673/sq m, compared to Vazrazhdane +€690/sq m, compared to Bratya Miladinovi +€771/sq m, and compared to Izgrev +€823/sq m.

These comparisons should be read as separate pairs, not as a complete ranking of the city. The selection is limited to chosen districts of Burgas and geographic proximity is not established. Therefore, the fact that Lazur is above the city level does not override the limitations of the set and does not allow a broader conclusion for the entire city.

The practical reading of these numbers is simple: in the provided set, Lazur stands above each of the listed comparison points, but this remains a description of the given relationships, not of the entire city arrangement.

The rental picture is calmer. In July, the typical monthly rent is €600/month, the same as in June. However, over three months there is a change: in April the value is €590/month, and in July it is €600/month, or +1.7%.

Here too, the range of observed listings is visible through P10 and P90. The lower benchmark is €377/month, and the upper is €1,130/month. These are the boundaries of the central 80% of observed rental listings, not the minimum and maximum.

The rental part of the data describes asking monthly amounts, not yield, not price per square metre, and not a recommendation for action. For Lazur, it shows stability compared to June and a slightly higher level compared to April.

In July in Lazur, 210 sale listings and 170 linked properties were observed. For rentals, the count is 168 listings and 158 linked properties. The number of listings also includes listings without a linked property, and the completeness of linking is not known, so these two figures should not be mixed.

Compared to June, linked sale properties in Lazur increase from 159 to 170, or by 11 properties, which is +6.9%. For Burgas, linked sale properties increase from 3,205 to 3,294, or by 89 properties, and compared to April the movement is from 2,520 to 3,294, or +30.7%.

These are observed changes in the number of linked properties, not conclusions about transactions, new entries, or liquidity rate. Comparability by property count is only a guide and does not prove equal market coverage in all periods.

July 2026 links a typical asking price in Lazur above the city level, a monthly increase in sale listings, and a stable rent compared to June. Comparisons with selected districts show only the given pairs of relationships, not a full arrangement of Burgas.

The data outlines what listings look like during the month, but does not allow for a forecast, a conclusion about transactions, or an explanation of the reasons behind the movement.