In August 2026, data for Ruse show a relatively calm picture for apartments. The typical asking price (median) — half of the observed prices are below it, and the other half above it — is €1,455 /sq m.

In the central 80% of observed asking prices per sq m, values range between €1,000 and €2,059 /sq m; this is the middle part of the distribution, not the full minimum and maximum. The typical asking price for the entire apartment is €118,900.

Typical Selling Price and Range

The typical asking price for apartments in Ruse in August 2026 is €1,455 /sq m. This indicator shows where the center of the distribution is, without being strongly influenced by individual high or low listings.

Compared to July 2026, the typical asking price per sq m is €5 /sq m higher, or +0.3%. Compared to May 2026, it is €12 /sq m higher, or +0.8%. In both short horizons, the change is small, which is closer to stability than to a clear movement.

Lower bound (10%)

€67,000

Median price

€118,900

−0.7% vs. Q2

Upper bound (90%)

€206,000

Active listings

1,701

−26.3% vs. Q2

Monthly Rents and Observed Listings

The typical monthly rent is €360 /month. In the central 80% of observed rents, values range between €204 and €650 /month.

There were 600 listings observed. Separately, 511 different linked properties were recorded. These are different dimensions of the monthly observation and do not allow a direct count for duplication or the number of actually available properties.

Distribution by Number of Rooms

Number of RoomsTypical Selling Price € /sq mTypical Rent € /monthLinked Properties for SaleLinked Properties for Rent
11,475260185133
21,442360532198
31,500480702150
41,36150018214

Among sales, 3-room apartments are the most numerous among the shown categories with 702 linked properties, followed by 2-room with 532. The highest typical price per sq m among the categories is for 3-room apartments — €1,500 /sq m. For rents, 4-room apartments show €500 /month, but this value is based on only 14 linked properties, so it is less reliable than the other categories.

The differences between categories do not follow a simple line. For example, 1-room apartments have a higher typical price per sq m than 2-room and 4-room apartments, but a lower monthly rent than 3- and 4-room apartments, which shows that the number of rooms alone does not clearly order prices.

Observed Listings and Linked Properties

1,981 listings were observed. Separately, 1,701 different linked properties were recorded. The completeness of linking is unknown, so these two numbers should be read as different measures, not as two versions of the same count.

The history for linked properties for sale shows 1,697 in July 2026 and 1,567 in May 2026. This describes the monthly scope of observation in these months, not the availability of the same properties.

Ruse: The Typical Asking Price per sq m is Stable in August 2026

What Changed Compared to Previous Months

Compared to July 2026, the typical asking price per sq m in Ruse rises from €1,450 to €1,455 /sq m, that is by €5 /sq m or +0.3%. Compared to May 2026, it is up from €1,443 to €1,455 /sq m, or by €12 /sq m and +0.8%.

For linked properties for sale, the number is 1,701 in August 2026, versus 1,697 in July, which is +4 or +0.2%; compared to May 2026, the increase is +134, or +8.6%. Here too, this concerns the scope of observation, not a proven change in the availability of the same properties.

How to Read These Numbers

The data describe asking prices in listings for the month, not concluded deals. Therefore, €1,455 /sq m and €118,900 are a guide to the asking level in August 2026, but do not indicate at what price deals were closed. The same applies to rents: €360 /month is the typical monthly rent in observed listings, without implying a conclusion about a stable rental market.

Summary

Ruse ends August 2026 with an almost unchanged typical asking price per sq m compared to July and May, and the central part of the distribution remains in a relatively wide but clear range. Rents are at the level of €360 /month, and by number of rooms, higher rents are seen for 3- and 4-room apartments, with the 4-room sample being small.