Rents for one-room apartments rise in Pleven, while four-room rents fall in October 2026

Compared to 3 months ago, rents in Pleven in October 2026 were higher for one-room and two-room apartments, but lower for four-room apartments. The typical asking rent for a one-room apartment reached €280/month, an increase of 10.9%, while for four-room apartments it was €600/month after a 13.0% decline. There was no notable change for three-room apartments. “Typical” refers to the median of observed asking prices.

Two-room apartments add to the increase for smaller homes: their typical asking rent is €360/month, up 2.9% compared to 3 months ago. For three-room apartments, the benchmark remains €500/month. Thus, the increase for one-room and two-room apartments does not extend to all apartment types.

Compared with September, the trends are the same: the typical rent for one-room apartments rose by 3.7%, and for two-room apartments by 2.9%. For three-room apartments, it was unchanged, while for four-room apartments it fell by 7.7%.

The range for one-room apartments is €200/month to €350/month, and for two-room apartments, €290/month to €470/month. These ranges cover the middle 80% of observed asking prices. For three-room apartments, the bounds are €350/month and €700/month, and for four-room apartments, €400/month and €770/month. The ranges for the latter two categories overlap considerably despite their different typical rents.

There were 98 observed one-room properties for rent, 18.3% fewer compared to 3 months ago. For two-room apartments, the count was 251 properties, with no notable change over the same period. There were 263 observed three-room properties — an increase of 21.2%, alongside an unchanged typical rent. Four-room apartments are a considerably smaller segment, with 40 observed properties, 4.8% fewer.

For sales, the typical asking price per sq m was higher in each of the four apartment categories compared to 3 months ago. The smallest increase was for one-room apartments — 0.8%, to €1,454/sq m — and the largest for four-room apartments — 3.9%, to €1,404/sq m. For four-room apartments in particular, the sale price per sq m and monthly rent moved in opposite directions over this period.

Two-room apartments have a typical asking price of €1,399/sq m and a benchmark of €95,000 for the whole property. For three-room apartments, the figures are €1,500/sq m and €145,000. The range for two-room apartments is €1,108/sq m to €1,878/sq m, and for three-room apartments, €1,103/sq m to €2,106/sq m. The similar lower bounds and overlap show why the typical price alone does not describe all listings in these segments.

Two-room and three-room apartments are also the largest observed apartment categories for sale, with 652 properties and 744 properties, respectively. Compared to 3 months ago, their numbers increased by 13.6% and 7.8%, while typical prices per sq m rose by 3.1% and 2.3%, respectively. For one-room apartments, 78 properties were observed, 12.4% fewer over the same period.

For houses, the typical asking price is €1,250/sq m, and €127,500 for the whole property. The price per sq m is 7.8% higher compared to 3 months ago, but is at September’s level. The range is wide — from €547/sq m to €2,415/sq m — across 170 observed properties.

For a parking space, the typical asking sale price is €27,000, with 169 observed properties. The benchmark for rentals is €110/month, with 74 observed properties.

October divides the rental market by home type, while typical sale prices per sq m are higher in all four apartment categories compared to 3 months ago. The clearest contrast in rents is between one-room apartments — €280/month after a 10.9% increase — and four-room apartments — €600/month after a 13.0% decline.