Pomorie: Fewer observed apartments with higher prices compared with June in September 2026

Compared with June 2026, in September there were fewer apartments for sale observed in Pomorie in each of the four types, but the typical asking prices per sq m are higher. The largest decrease in number is among two-room apartments: 504 observed properties, a difference of -13.3%. For these, the typical asking price reaches €1,554/sq m, or +2.7%. “Typical” refers to the median of the observed asking prices.

One-room apartments show the largest price change among apartments compared with June 2026: +4.6%, up to €1,601/sq m. There were 201 properties observed, with a change in number of -3.4%. Thus, for two-room apartments, the decrease in number is stronger, while for one-room apartments the increase in typical price is greater.

The same combination of higher price and fewer observed properties is also seen among larger apartments compared with June. For three-room apartments, the price difference is +2.6%, and the change in number is -7.4%. For four-room apartments, the respective figures are +2.2% and -6.3%.

However, the comparison with August 2026 separates the segments. For one-room apartments, the typical price per sq m is +2.0%, and the number of observed properties is -5.2%. For two-room apartments, the changes are +1.9% and -9.0%, respectively. Three-room and four-room apartments remain at the price level of August, with changes in number of -8.3% and -6.3%. Therefore, the smaller observed number is not accompanied by the same monthly price movement.

One-room apartments have a higher typical asking price per sq m than four-room apartments — €1,601/sq m versus €1,471/sq m. For the budget for the entire property, the order is reversed: €76,750 for a one-room and €213,750 for a four-room apartment. This is a significant difference when comparing offers: a lower price per sq m does not mean a lower total asking price.

For two-room apartments, the typical asking price for the entire property is €105,960. The price range is from €1,230/sq m to €2,066/sq m; these ranges cover the middle 80% of observed asking prices. The combination of this interval and the median of €1,554/sq m gives a reference point for where a specific offer stands in the segment with the most observed apartments.

For one-room apartments, the range is from €1,346/sq m to €2,004/sq m. For three-room apartments, it is from €1,017/sq m to €2,050/sq m, with a typical price of €1,494/sq m and a budget for the entire property of €150,300. There were 200 three-room apartments observed versus 60 four-room apartments. Thus, larger homes have different total budgets and a different number of observed offers for comparison.

For houses, the typical asking price is €1,698/sq m, and for the entire property — €295,000. The range from €1,025/sq m to €2,444/sq m puts the total budget in the context of significantly varying asking levels.

There were 137 houses observed. Compared with June 2026, the change in number is -4.2%, while the price difference is only +0.3%. In comparison with August, the typical price shows no notable change, and the number is again at a difference of -4.2%.

All four apartment types combine higher typical asking prices with fewer observed properties compared with June. On a monthly basis, prices for three-room, four-room apartments and houses show no notable change. The sharpest decrease in observed number compared with June is among two-room apartments: -13.3%, with the current reference point at €105,960 for the entire property.