WHY INVEST IN ALBANIA?

Investing in Albania can offer several potential benefits and opportunities. 1. EU Integration: Albania’s aspirations to join the European Union have a positive impact on the real estate sector. EU membership could attract more foreign investment, stimulate economic growth, and increase property values over the long term. 2. Strategic Location: Albania is situated in a geographically advantageous location, with access to major markets in Europe and the Balkans. Its proximity to the European Union (EU) provides potential opportunities in different industries. 3. Economic Growth: Albania has experienced steady economic growth in recent years, with a positive trend in GDP growth. 4. Infrastructure Development: Improved infrastructure has a positive impact in properties demand and value. - Vlora International Airport and Llogara Tunnel - Vlora bypass - Saranda – Himara road - Fier bypass - Kukes International Airport - Tirana-Durres-Pristina railway.

5. Tourism Boom: Albania has experienced a significant rise in tourism, with an increasing number of visitors exploring the country’s beautiful coastline, historical sites, and natural landscapes. This growth in tourism creates opportunities for investing in vacation rentals, hotels, or other tourist-oriented properties. Recently Albania has been considered an attractive opportunity for International 5* hotels brands. 6. Affordability: Compared to many other European countries, the cost of living and real estate prices in Albania are relatively affordable. This presents an opportunity for individuals looking to invest in properties at a lower cost compared to other markets. The property taxes are among the lowest in the EU and the region with no additional fees on second or vacation homes. 7. Rental Income Potential: With the increasing demand for housing and office spaces, renting out properties can generate a steady stream of income. Based on recorded experience by real estate and the tourism sectors, Albania’s property prices are increasing. This fact and the incredible development that the area is encountering ensure a quick return on investment.Albania’s property prices are increasing. This fact and the incredible development that the area is encountering ensure a quick return on investment.

 

Vlora is one of the oldest cities in Albania. It was founded by Ancient Greeks and named Aulōn, one of several colonies on the Illyrian coast, mentioned for the first time by Ptolemy. Vlora is a city steeped in history and was the city where Albania declared its independence in 1912 following centuries of Ottoman rule. Between the shores of the Adriatic and the Ionian seas lies a place known, as a vibrant destination rich in traditions and distinguished by the kindness and warmth of Albanian people. Preserving its beauty and authentic history, Vlora is a unique place in which to unwind, lose oneself in its stunning natural scenery, and indulge in Mediterranean gastronomic flavors. In recent years, the country has seen major infrastructure investment, both from the government and from overseas investors.

Albania has a unique cultural and historical heritage; it’s praised for its tasteful gastronomy and is also known for the richness of its natural scenery and intact coastline. The country is blossoming but still remains an unexplored gem full of possibilities. Aiming for integration into the European Union, Albania is the ideal place to build the future you always imagined.

With membership in the Schengen area and potential EU state status, Albania presents abundant opportunities for travel, exploration, and investment. Positioned as a true Mediterranean gem, our nation offers an exceptional experience that guarantees an immediate sense of belonging.

+20,5% contribution of tourism to the economy

300 sunny days per year - Albania benefits from a delightful Mediterranean climate, graced by a refreshing salty breeze and more than 300 sunny days annually. The winters along the Ionian and Adriatic coasts are mild.,

2.8 million residents + 3 million in the diaspora

450 km of coastline a total area of 28,748 km² 

Famous for it's widely known Mediterranean cuisine.

Low coastal land and mountainous terrain