Ostromila, Plovdiv: three-room rents rise more than in June in September 2026

Compared with June 2026, rents in Ostromila, Plovdiv, are higher in September, with a stronger increase for three-room apartments: +12.9% to a typical asking rent of €700/month. For two-room apartments, the change is +6.0%, and the current benchmark is €530/month. “Typical” means the median of observed asking prices.

The comparison with August also shows a stronger movement for three-room apartments: +10.8%, while the difference for two-room apartments is +6.0%. Thus, both compared with the previous month and compared with June, the increase is greater for three-room homes.

The ranges covering the middle 80% of observed asking prices are from €430/month to €630/month for two-room apartments and from €550/month to €950/month for three-room apartments. They overlap: some two-room and three-room apartments fall within a shared price range, despite their different typical rents. This provides a more useful benchmark for a specific listing than a comparison based only on the number of rooms.

In September, 103 two-room and 26 three-room apartments for rent were observed. Compared with June, their numbers changed by -9.6% and -7.1%, respectively. Compared with August, however, there were more observed properties: +5.1% for two-room apartments and +13.0% for three-room apartments. Therefore, higher rents coincide with different directions in the number of properties, depending on the comparison period selected.

Two-room apartments have the highest typical asking price per square metre among apartment types: €1,379/sq m, with a typical price of €98,410 for the whole property. For three-room apartments, the benchmarks are €1,299/sq m and €144,400. The lower price per square metre for three-room apartments goes hand in hand with a higher budget for the whole property.

The sale price range for two-room apartments is from €1,148/sq m to €2,100/sq m, while for three-room apartments it is from €1,030/sq m to €1,800/sq m. The differences within each segment show why the typical figure is a reference point, not a single price for all listings.

Compared with June, the price per square metre for two-room apartments shows no clear change, while for three-room apartments the change is +3.0%. In both segments, rents have risen more than the sale price benchmark over the same period. The comparison with August shows +1.1% for the sale price of two-room apartments and -0.1% for three-room apartments.

For sales, 807 two-room and 563 three-room apartments were observed. Compared with August, their numbers changed by -2.7% and -6.0%, respectively. Four-room apartments add a different direction to the price picture: €1,244/sq m and €220,500 for the whole property, with a change in the price per square metre of -3.5% compared with June.

For apartments for sale, Ostromila is -11.3% compared with the city’s typical level: €1,333/sq m versus €1,503/sq m for Plovdiv.

Among neighbourhoods selected for their similar typical asking prices, Ostromila is -1.4% compared with Vŭstaničeski, -1.0% compared with Komatevski Vazel and -0.9% compared with Komatevsko Shose. The difference compared with Gagarin is +2.2%, and compared with Yuzhen it is +2.5%. Thus, the differences with these neighbourhoods are smaller than the difference with the city benchmark.

For houses, the typical asking price is €1,137/sq m, and €271,000 for the whole property. The range is from €924/sq m to €1,559/sq m. The price per square metre is at June’s level, while the change compared with August is -1.0%. A total of 109 properties were observed — with no clear change compared with August and -7.6% compared with June.

The September picture in Ostromila combines higher rents with sale prices moving in different directions depending on the apartment type. The overall sale benchmark remains below Plovdiv’s typical level. The clearest difference between the rental segments is for three-room apartments: €700/month and +12.9% compared with June.