This text reviews asking prices for apartments in Trakia for July 2026. The typical price (median) is €1,529/sq m, and the typical total asking value is €128,000.
The distribution of observed prices is between €1,178 and €2,138/sq m in the central 80% of listings. The data recorded 2,010 listings and 1,768 properties; these are separate counts and do not describe current availability as of today.
Asking prices
In July 2026, the typical asking price for apartments in Trakia is €1,529/sq m, and the typical total price is €128,000. The central 80% of observed values are between €1,178 and €2,138/sq m, indicating a visible range in listings for the month.
These figures describe asking prices observed during the reporting month, not concluded transactions. The same applies to the total price: it is measured from listings, not from completed sales or current availability.
Monthly and quarterly changes
Compared to June 2026, the typical asking price in Trakia is higher by +1.0%—from €1,514/sq m to €1,529/sq m. This is a change in observed listings, not in the value of the same property.
Compared to April 2026, the movement is +2.2%—from €1,496/sq m to €1,529/sq m. On both horizons, the change in Trakia is stronger than that for Plovdiv overall: monthly, +1.1 percentage points above the city level, and over three months, +1.6 percentage points above it.
For Plovdiv, the typical asking price is -0.2% month-on-month and +0.5% compared to April. Thus, Trakia outpaces the city’s change in both periods, though this does not allow conclusions about the movement of specific properties.
Comparison with selected districts
The comparison is only with selected districts of Plovdiv and is not a full ranking. In this group, Trakia is above the city level but below all selected more expensive districts. This is an important counterpoint: a district can be above Plovdiv’s level and at the same time below most comparisons in the set.
- Trakia is cheaper than Otdih i Kultura: €1,529/sq m versus €1,596/sq m, or -€67/sq m and -4.2%.
- Trakia is cheaper than Mladezhki Halm: €1,529/sq m versus €1,683/sq m, or -€154/sq m and -9.2%.
- Trakia is cheaper than Sadiyski: €1,529/sq m versus €1,804/sq m, or -€275/sq m and -15.3%.
- Trakia is cheaper than Kamenitsa 1: €1,529/sq m versus €2,125/sq m, or -€596/sq m and -28.1%.
- Trakia is cheaper than Center: €1,529/sq m versus €2,289/sq m, or -€760/sq m and -33.2%.
- Trakia is cheaper than Marasha: €1,529/sq m versus €2,312/sq m, or -€784/sq m and -33.9%.
Compared to Plovdiv, the typical price in Trakia is higher by €21/sq m, or +1.4%. This difference is visible specifically in the asking prices for July 2026 and should not be read as a market ranking outside the selected set of districts.
| Neighbourhood | Median price (€/sqm) | Difference |
|---|---|---|
| Marasha | 2,313 | +51,2% |
| Centyr | 2,289 | +49,7% |
| Kamenica 1 | 2,125 | +39% |
| Sydiiski | 1,804 | +18% |
| Mladejki Hylm | 1,683 | +10,1% |
| Otdih I Kultura | 1,596 | +4,4% |
| Trakiya | 1,529 | — |
| Average for Plovdiv | 1,508 | -1,4% |
Rents
For rents in Trakia, the typical asking price is €500/month. In the central 80% of observed rents, values are between €320 and €650/month. Here too, these are asking prices from listings, not agreed rents.
Compared to June 2026, the rent is higher by +4.2%, from €480/month to €500/month. This is a stronger monthly movement than for sale listings in Trakia, where the typical price is +1.0%.
In the same month, 455 rental listings and 372 properties were observed. As with sales, the number of listings may include records without a linked property, and the completeness of linking is not known.
Supply and observed listings
For sales in Trakia in July, 2,010 listings and 1,768 linked properties were observed. These two counts cannot be converted into each other: listings include unlinked records, while properties count only distinct linked units.
Compared to June 2026, the number of linked properties is lower by -1.9%—from 1,803 to 1,768. For Plovdiv, the movement is -1.6%—from 15,367 to 15,115 properties. The difference between them is -0.3 percentage points in favor of the city.
Compared to April 2026, Trakia shows +18.4%—from 1,493 to 1,768 properties. For Plovdiv, the change is +18.6%—from 12,749 to 15,115 properties. Here too, the difference is small, -0.1 percentage points, so the short and three-month horizons give different levels without allowing conclusions about current availability.
Conclusion
In July 2026, Trakia combines a typical sale asking price of €1,529/sq m and €128,000 with growth compared to June and April that is stronger than the change for Plovdiv overall. At the same time, the district remains below all selected comparative districts, and in terms of supply, the number of linked properties is slightly down compared to June and significantly up compared to April.