Hristo Smirnenski: Typical Price Almost Unchanged as of August 2026

In August 2026, the asking prices for apartments in Hristo Smirnenski indicate a typical price of €1,553/sq m. Here, the typical price means the value at the midpoint of the sorted asking prices (the median). The data track listings observed during the reporting month, not transactions.

For the same month, the typical total asking price is €134,280. The central 80% of observed asking prices per square metre are between €1,227/sq m and €2,048/sq m.

For sales in August 2026, Hristo Smirnenski stands at €1,553/sq m and €134,280 total. This is an asking level calculated from listings observed during the month, not from closed transactions or current availability.

It is useful to look at both the price per square metre and the total asking price together. The first shows the level of offers by area, while the second gives a reference for the whole listing based on available data. For the district, 2,707 listings and 2,546 properties were observed. The listing count includes those without a linked property, while the property count covers only distinct linked properties.

The range between €1,227/sq m and €2,048/sq m shows that there is a wide distribution of offers in the monthly observations. This is an important clarification, as the typical price does not describe either the lowest or highest offers, but the value at the midpoint of the sorted prices.

Compared to July 2026, the typical price in Hristo Smirnenski is €1,553/sq m, with a recorded change of 0% and a level €1/sq m lower than the €1,554/sq m of the previous month. This shows that monthly movement was very small.

August 2026 versus May 2026 gives €1,553/sq m versus €1,552/sq m and a change of +0.1%. Thus, both the short and longer horizons show similar levels, without being interpreted as the same dynamics.

For the number of linked properties for sale, there is a decrease both month-on-month and compared to May 2026: 2,546 properties in August versus 2,663 in July, or -4.4%, and versus 2,687 in May, or -5.2%. These are observed quantities, not transaction data.

The selection includes chosen districts of Plovdiv, ranked by highest typical asking price. This is not a complete ranking and does not prove geographic proximity between districts.

Compared to Plovdiv’s level, Hristo Smirnenski is more expensive by €48/sq m, reaching €1,553/sq m versus the city level of €1,505/sq m. At the same time, in the selected set, the district is less expensive than Marasha by €760/sq m, than Tsentar by €736/sq m, than Kamenitsa 1 by €600/sq m, than Sadijski by €316/sq m, than Mladezhki Halm by €208/sq m, and than Karshiyaka by €33/sq m.

This is the important double picture: the district stands above the city level but may be below more than one of the selected more expensive districts. Such a combination is fully compatible with the limited selection, as it does not represent a complete city ranking.

For rents in Hristo Smirnenski in August 2026, the typical asking price is €550/month. The central 80% of observed rental listings are between €400/month and €786/month. Here too, the data are for asking prices, not signed contracts.

Compared to July 2026, the rent is unchanged: €550/month and 0% change. Compared to May 2026, however, it is €20 higher, which is also seen as +3.8%.

In the rental segment, 806 listings and 709 properties were observed. As with sales, the different counts should not be mixed with conclusions about real activity, as some listings may not have a linked property, and the completeness of linking is unknown.

For sales in the district, 2,707 listings and 2,546 properties were recorded, and for rentals—806 listings and 709 properties. These numbers show the scope of observed listings and linked properties in the monthly set, but do not allow calculation of new indicators such as listings per property or duplicate listings.

Compared to Plovdiv, the number of linked properties for sale in the district shrank more sharply on a monthly basis: -4.4% versus -0.6% for the city, or a difference of -3.8 percentage points. For August 2026 versus May 2026, the difference is even greater: -5.2% for Hristo Smirnenski versus +2.1% for Plovdiv, i.e. -7.3 percentage points.

This is accompanying information about supply, not evidence of demand, liquidity, or the reason for price movements. The available data do not contain such explanations.

August 2026 leaves a picture of an almost unchanged typical asking price in Hristo Smirnenski, above Plovdiv’s level but below several of the selected more expensive districts in the comparable set. At the same time, the number of linked properties for sale is down compared to July and May, while the typical rental price remains unchanged month-on-month and is higher than in May.

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