Levski 1: Asking Prices Above Varna, Below Selected Districts for August 2026

In August 2026, the asking prices for apartments in Levski 1 are €2,000/sq m and €166,340 for the typical listing. The data refer to listings observed during the reporting month, not to transactions; the typical price is the value at the midpoint of the sorted asking prices (the median).

The comparisons here are made for the given pairs: Levski 1 versus Varna and versus selected districts in the city. This is a limited comparison set, not a full ranking of all districts.

For sales in Levski 1, the central 80% of observed asking prices per sq m are between €1,726/sq m and €2,666/sq m. These values describe the distribution of listings in August, not the minimum and maximum price.

The typical price in the district is above Varna’s level by €77/sq m, or 4.0%. This means that the observed listings in Levski 1 are at a higher level than the city, but this alone does not indicate where the district ranks on the full map of Varna.

At the same time, Levski 1 is less expensive than Festivalen Kompleks (€3,920/sq m), Gratska Mahala (€3,250/sq m), VINS-Cherven Ploshtad (€2,994/sq m), Sportna Zala (€2,881/sq m), Zavod Druzhba (€2,824/sq m), and Avtogara (€2,785/sq m). This is an important limitation: being above the city level can coexist with being below most of the selected expensive districts.

Compared to July, the typical asking price for sales in Levski 1 is -0.5% lower. In July, the value was €2,010/sq m, and in August it is €2,000/sq m. Over the same monthly horizon, Varna is at +0.1%.

Compared to May, Levski 1 is at -2.1%, from €2,042/sq m to €2,000/sq m. For Varna, the change compared to May is -0.2%. Thus, both comparable horizons show a decrease for the district, but with different intensity.

On both horizons, the data indicate a slight retreat in asking price, not a sharp change. The numbers themselves do not imply a reason, nor a forecast for the coming months.

The selection of comparable districts was made in advance and does not reflect geographic proximity. Therefore, only the direction of each pair is read here: Levski 1 is less expensive than each of the six selected districts listed above.

In practice, this shows two things at once. First, Levski 1 is above the city level in asking prices. Second, at the same time, it remains below Festivalen Kompleks, Gratska Mahala, VINS-Cherven Ploshtad, Sportna Zala, Zavod Druzhba, and Avtogara. These two observations do not contradict each other, because the comparisons are by individual pairs, not by a full ranking.

For the reader, the most useful takeaway from this section is precisely the limitation of the data: the specific difference with each selected place is visible, but no broader generalisation can be made for all districts in Varna.

Asking rents in Levski 1 in August 2026 are €550/month. The central 80% of rental listings range between €380/month and €750/month, giving an idea of the distribution of observed listings.

Compared to July, the typical rental price is up by 4.3%, from €528/month to €550/month. Compared to May, the increase is 10.0%, from €500/month to €550/month. This is a separate segment from sales listings, and the data do not allow a mechanical link between them.

For rentals, 513 listings and 428 linked properties were observed. As with sales, the listings also include records without a linked property, and the completeness of the linking is not known.

For sales in Levski 1, 597 listings and 525 linked properties were observed. In Varna for the same month, the data are 13,823 listings and 11,397 properties. These numbers describe the observed listings, not availability as of today.

Compared to July, the number of linked properties in Levski 1 is +1.2%, while in Varna it is -0.6%. The difference between the two changes is +1.7 percentage points. Compared to May, Levski 1 is +13.6%, and Varna is +9.2%, leaving a difference of +4.4 percentage points.

This is a comparison of the observed number of linked properties in two separate months, not a conclusion about new sales, withdrawn listings, or market activity. There are no data on demand or the reasons behind the change.

In August 2026, Levski 1 stands out with a typical asking price above Varna’s level, but below all six selected more expensive districts in the comparison. At the same time, sales listings have decreased slightly compared to July and May, while rents have increased on both comparable horizons.

The picture is of asking prices for apartments observed during the month and says nothing about transactions, current availability, or future movement. This is a framework for reading the data, not a forecast.