In October 2026, observed one-room apartments for rent in Veliko Tarnovo declined more sharply than three-room apartments: their number was 64, down 35.4% compared with September, while there were 159 three-room apartments, a decline of 18.0%. The number of observed properties also fell in the other two rental apartment categories. Sales moved in the opposite direction: the number of observed properties increased across all apartment types.
Lower bound (10%)
€1,234/m²
Median price per m²
€1,680/m²
+0.4% vs previous month
Upper bound (90%)
€2,231/m²
Properties for sale
432
+4.3% vs previous month
Rental declines span all apartment types
There were 167 observed two-room rentals, 35.8% fewer compared with September. For four-room apartments, the number was 33 properties, down 26.7%. Thus, the monthly decline was steeper for two-room and one-room apartments than for three-room and four-room apartments.
Compared to 3 months ago, the largest decrease was for two-room apartments, at 50.4%. The number of observed one-room properties fell by 41.3%, while the decline for three-room and four-room apartments was 26.7%. Two-room apartments nevertheless outnumbered three-room apartments in the reporting month, despite the sharper contraction.
Typical prices by property type in Veliko Tarnovo
Fewer observed properties, but rents moved differently
The typical asking rent for one-room apartments was 250 €/month, unchanged from September. “Typical” means the median of observed asking prices. The range is from 150 €/month to 310 €/month, with the stated ranges covering the middle 80% of asking prices.
For two-room apartments, the typical rent reached 350 €/month, up 9.4% compared with September, and the range was from 250 €/month to 440 €/month. Here, the decrease in observed properties coincided with a higher typical rent, while rent for one-room apartments showed no clear change.
Three-room apartments had a typical rent of 425 €/month and a range from 302 €/month to 612 €/month. Four-room apartments were at 485 €/month, with a range from 390 €/month to 780 €/month. Compared with September, rent for three-room apartments rose by 1.2%, and for four-room apartments by 12.7%, despite a significantly smaller number of observed properties in the latter category.
Compared to 3 months ago, typical rents were higher in all categories: by 8.7% for one-room apartments, 9.4% for two-room apartments, 6.3% for three-room apartments and 12.7% for four-room apartments.
Two-room apartments see the strongest sales price growth compared to 3 months ago
The typical asking price for two-room apartments was 1,680 €/sq m, and the price for the whole property was 108,000 €. For three-room apartments, the corresponding figures were 1,505 €/sq m and 154,500 €. The lower price per sq m for three-room apartments goes hand in hand with a higher typical price for the whole property.
The range for two-room apartments was from 1,234 €/sq m to 2,231 €/sq m, and for three-room apartments, from 1,168 €/sq m to 2,107 €/sq m. The ranges overlap, so the difference between typical prices does not divide the listings into two clearly distinct price groups.
Compared to 3 months ago, the typical price per sq m for two-room apartments increased by 5.7%. Growth was lower in the other categories: 0.1% for one-room apartments, 0.4% for three-room apartments and 1.3% for four-room apartments.
There were 432 observed two-room apartments for sale and 548 three-room apartments. Compared with September, their numbers increased by 4.3% and 5.2%, respectively. The strongest growth was for one-room apartments, up 25.4% to 79 properties.
Houses and parking spaces
For houses, the typical asking price was 180,000 € for the whole property and 1,113 €/sq m, with a range from 518 €/sq m to 1,955 €/sq m. There were 170 observed properties. The price per sq m declined by 1.2% compared with September, but was 0.4% higher compared to 3 months ago.
For parking spaces, the typical asking sale price was 26,000 €, with 98 observed properties. The typical rent was 100 €/month, with 69 observed properties.
October combined fewer observed rental apartments across all categories with an increase in observed apartments for sale. Rents were higher compared with September in all categories except one-room apartments. Compared to 3 months ago, observed two-room rentals saw the sharpest decline, down 50.4% to 167 properties.