Trakia, Plovdiv: observed rental properties increase across all segments in October 2026

For two-room apartments in Trakia, Plovdiv, the purchase benchmark in October 2026 is €110,000—a typical asking price, meaning the median of observed asking prices. The more significant movement is in the number of observed rental properties: it is up compared with September across all apartment types. For two-room apartments, it reaches 200 properties, up 7.0%, while the typical rent shows no marked change at €500/month.

The largest month-on-month increase in the number of observed rental properties is for three-room apartments: up 27.1% to 75 properties. Compared with September, one-room apartments are up 5.9% to 36 properties, while four-room apartments increase by 15.4% to 15 properties.

However, comparison with 3 months ago shows lower numbers for one-room, two-room and three-room apartments. The decreases are 12.2%, 16.0% and 3.8%, respectively. Thus, the monthly increase in these three segments does not bring them back above their earlier levels.

The rent range for two-room apartments is from €380/month to €650/month. The stated ranges cover the central 80% of observed asking prices. For three-room apartments, the bounds are €400/month and €750/month, and the typical rent is €570/month—3.6% higher compared with September. The ranges for the two segments overlap, despite their different typical rents.

One-room apartments have a typical rent of €300/month and a range from €250/month to €350/month. Their rent, like that of two-room apartments, shows no marked change either compared with last month or compared to 3 months ago. For three-room apartments, the typical rent is 1.7% lower compared to 3 months ago, despite the monthly increase.

Four-room apartments reach €720/month, up 11.6% compared with September. Their range is from €494/month to €1,500/month across 15 observed properties—a significantly smaller number than for two-room and three-room apartments.

For two-room apartments, the typical asking price is €1,591/sq m, with no marked change compared with September and 0.2% lower compared to 3 months ago. The range is from €1,240/sq m to €2,188/sq m.

Three-room apartments have a lower typical price per sq m—€1,494/sq m—but a higher budget for the whole property—€155,000. Their range is from €1,143/sq m to €2,018/sq m. The lower price per unit of floor area here does not mean a lower total asking price.

The two segments have almost the same number of observed properties for sale: 783 two-room and 781 three-room apartments. Compared with September, their numbers increase by 1.7% and 4.0%, respectively, while the typical price per sq m for three-room apartments rises by 0.2%.

For four-room apartments, the typical asking price is €229,000 for the whole property and €1,828/sq m. The price per sq m decreases by 4.5% compared with September, but is 5.5% higher compared to 3 months ago.

The typical asking price for apartments for sale in Trakia is €1,546/sq m—2.1% above the city’s typical level of €1,514/sq m.

Among districts with similar prices, Trakia’s typical asking price is 2.7% lower than in Karshiyaka, where it is €1,589/sq m. The price in Trakia is 0.5% lower than in Hristo Smirnenski and Kyuchuk Parizh, at €1,553/sq m in both cases. Compared with Zapaden, it is 0.3% higher, and compared with Zakharnа Fabrika, 1.2% higher.

The typical asking price for a parking space is €32,000, across 36 observed properties.

There are more observed rental properties than in September across all segments, but for one-room, two-room and three-room apartments, the number remains below the level of 3 months ago. For purchases, Trakia is 2.1% above Plovdiv’s typical level. For two-room apartments, the current benchmarks are €110,000 to buy the whole property and €500/month to rent.