In Sozopol, apartment prices rise compared with June, while houses are below that level in September 2026

Compared with June 2026, all types of apartments in Sozopol reached higher asking prices per sq m in September 2026. The largest change is in one-room apartments: +5.6% to a typical price of €1,558/sq m. “Typical” refers to the median of the observed asking prices. Houses stand out from this picture — for them, the difference compared with June is -1.0%.

The comparison with June shows varying strength in price increases. After one-room apartments come two-room apartments with +4.4%, four-room apartments with +3.2%, and three-room apartments with +1.8%. Thus, the overall upward trend for apartments does not erase the differences between the individual segments.

Compared with August 2026, the biggest change is in two-room apartments — +2.1%. For one-room apartments it is +1.0%, and for three-room apartments — +0.3%. Four-room apartments remain at the August level, although they are more expensive than in June. The two periods therefore highlight different segments: one-room apartments in the longer comparison and two-room apartments in the monthly one.

Two-room apartments have the highest typical asking price per sq m among apartments — €1,650/sq m, compared with €1,598/sq m for three-room apartments. However, the budget for the entire property is higher for three-room apartments: €170,000 versus €109,000 for two-room apartments. The price per unit area and the total asking price provide different benchmarks when comparing these two segments.

For two-room apartments, the range is from €1,201/sq m to €2,308/sq m. These boundaries cover the middle 80% of observed asking prices. For three-room apartments, the range is from €1,202/sq m to €2,240/sq m. The close boundaries show that offers from both segments can fall within similar price levels per sq m, even though the typical budgets for the entire property differ.

For a one-room apartment, the typical asking price is €70,000, and the range per sq m is from €1,222/sq m to €2,366/sq m. For four-room apartments, the benchmark for the entire property reaches €268,000. This distinction is important for buyers: a higher total budget does not automatically put a given apartment type at the top in terms of price per sq m.

Two-room apartments are the most numerous observed segment among apartments — 739 properties. Compared with August, their number changed by -0.1%, while for one-room apartments, with 246 observed properties, the change is -6.8%. For three-room apartments, 309 properties were observed, with a change of -2.2%.

Four-room apartments stand out with an increase in observed number: +23.1% compared with June and +2.1% compared with August. However, the segment remains the smallest among apartments — 48 properties. Thus, the largest percentage increase in number is in the segment with the fewest observed properties, not in the most numerous two-room apartments.

For houses, the typical asking price is €1,872/sq m, and the change is -1.0% compared with both June and August. The typical price for the entire property is €402,500, with a range from €747/sq m to €3,050/sq m.

In September, 184 houses were observed. Compared with June, their number is up by +0.5%, while compared with August, the difference is -3.2%. Houses combine a lower typical price per sq m compared with the two earlier months with a different direction of change in number depending on the period chosen.

The September picture in Sozopol separates apartments and houses: the former are above the price levels from June, while the latter are below them. Two-room apartments combine the highest typical price per sq m among apartments with the most observed properties. However, the strongest price increase compared with June is in one-room apartments — +5.6% to €1,558/sq m.