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2+1 apartments for sale in Lezha

13 active listings · from 10 portals

Median price
€ 121,200
Median per m²
€ 1,381
Median area
92 m²
Cheapest
€ 92,500

This page collects 13 active listings for 2+1 apartments for sale in Lezha, pulled from MerrJep, DuaShpi.al, FutureHome, Njoftime.com and 6 other portals. Every listing goes through an AI check that reads the original ad text and corrects the price, rooms, floor area and neighbourhood where the source recorded them wrongly. Duplicates are removed, prices are normalised to euro, and every listing shows its price per m² so you can compare like for like.

The median asking price is € 121,200, about € 1,381 per m², for a median floor area of 92 m². Asking prices run from € 92,500 to € 267,000.

Results are ordered by how each price compares with the median for its area and property type, not by who paid for placement. Listings refresh every 3 hours.

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2+1 apartments for sale in Lezha — 12/13

€ 92,500

SHITET APARTAMENT

Qendër, Lezha

  • Apartments
  • 82 m²
  • € 1,128/m²
  • Good value
  • AI ✓

Sources: Century 21

Kune, Lezhë

€ 156,300

Kune, Lezhë

Kune, Lezha

  • Apartments
  • 2+1
  • 98 m²
  • € 1,600/m²
  • AI ✓

Sources: RE/MAX

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Frequently asked questions

What is the price of a 2+1 apartment for sale in Lezha?
The median asking price is € 121,200, roughly € 1,381 per m². Active listings run from € 92,500 to € 267,000. These are asking prices across 13 live listings, not recorded sale prices.
How many 2+1 apartments are for sale in Lezha?
13 active listings right now, gathered from 10 Albanian portals and agencies. The list refreshes every 3 hours and listings pulled by their source disappear here too.
Why are the price, rooms and area correct?
Because every listing is processed with AI: the original ad text is read and compared with the fields the source recorded. Per-m² prices become totals, old lek is divided by 10, placeholders are dropped, neighbourhoods get one standard name and "wanted" posts are left out. Corrections are stored with the value before and after; the price stays the asking price, never an estimate.
How do you tell a good deal from an overpriced listing?
Every listing is compared with the median price per m² of its own segment: same city, same property type, same sale or rent category. Listings well under that median are flagged as good value. Where the source does not publish floor area, the comparison falls back to total price for the same layout.
Are these listings from agencies or directly from owners?
Both. Where the source says so, a listing is tagged "Owner" or "Agency", and the full search can be filtered to owner-direct listings only.