Compared with June 2026, the price increase for apartments in Trakia, Plovdiv, is concentrated in one-room and four-room apartments. In September, one-room apartments reach a typical asking price of €1,722/sq m, or +15.3%, and four-room apartments — €1,914/sq m, a difference of +10.4%. Two-room and three-room apartments remain almost at their previous levels. “Typical” means the median of the observed asking prices.
Lower bound (10%)
€1,229/m²
Median price per m²
€1,591/m²
+0.2% vs previous month
Upper bound (90%)
€2,215/m²
Properties for sale
770
−1.2% vs previous month
Sales move differently by room count
For two-room apartments, the typical asking price is €1,591/sq m, and for three-room apartments — €1,490/sq m. Compared with June 2026, the differences are +0.2% and +0.1%, respectively. These are also the most numerous observed segments: 770 two-room and 751 three-room properties. Thus, the stronger price increases in one-room and four-room apartments do not describe the movement in the largest groups.
The comparison with August 2026 shows the same distinction. Four-room apartments record +5.8%, and one-room apartments — +2.5%. For two-room apartments, the difference is +0.2%, for three-room apartments — +0.1%.
For the buyer's budget, the typical asking prices for the entire property are €110,000 for a two-room and €155,000 for a three-room apartment. Their price ranges are from €1,229/sq m to €2,215/sq m and from €1,130/sq m to €2,000/sq m, respectively. These boundaries cover the central 80% of observed asking prices. Three-room apartments have a lower price per square metre, but a higher budget for the entire property — an important distinction when comparing the two segments.
For one-room apartments, the typical budget is €67,000, and for four-room apartments — €240,000. There were 82 and 55 observed properties, respectively. Compared with June, their numbers change by +9.3% and +22.2%, while for two-room apartments the change is -3.8%, and for three-room apartments — -1.8%. The stronger price movements are in the smaller observed groups, whose sizes are also increasing.
Typical prices by property type in Plovdiv
Rents are stable or lower with fewer observed properties
For one-room apartments, the typical asking rent is €300/month, with a range from €250/month to €350/month. Compared with June 2026, the rent shows -3.2%, in contrast to the increase in sale price per square metre in the same segment. There were 34 observed properties, a change of -20.9%. Compared with August, the rent shows no clear change, and the number of properties is -17.1%.
Two-room apartments have a typical rent of €500/month — at the level of June and August 2026. The range is from €372/month to €620/month with 187 observed properties. Their number is -24.9% compared with August and -20.4% compared with June. Thus, the stable price reference is accompanied by a smaller number of observed listings.
For three-room apartments, the typical rent is €550/month, with a range from €418/month to €742/month. Compared with both June and August, the difference in rent is -5.2%, while the sale price per square metre is almost unchanged in both comparisons. There were 59 observed properties: -20.3% compared with August and -22.4% compared with June.
Trakia is slightly above the city's typical level
For apartments for sale overall, Trakia stands at €1,533/sq m, a difference of +2.0% compared with the city's typical level of €1,503/sq m.
The district is below all other districts with similar prices. Compared with Karshiyaka, the difference is -3.4%, and compared with Otdikh i Kultura — -2.7%. The differences are smaller compared with Kyuchuk Parizh (-1.4%), Hristo Smirnenski (-1.1%), and Zapaden (-0.6%). This places Trakia above the city reference, but below the other districts in this price group.
Trakia and the Plovdiv neighbourhoods with the closest typical apartment sale price per m² — chosen by price, not location
Benchmarks for parking spaces
The typical asking sale price for a parking space is €31,999 with 39 observed properties. For rent, the reference is €80/month with 24 observed properties.
September shows different movements by housing type: a marked increase in sales for one-room and four-room apartments, almost unchanged levels for two-room and three-room apartments, and no increase in the rents reviewed. In the largest rental segment — two-room apartments — the typical rent remains €500/month with 187 observed properties.