How much is a flat in Slovenian cities?
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Typical asking prices of flats for sale from public listings on Nepremicnine.net and Bolha.com. Slovenska različica →
Apartment prices by city
Median asking price; unusual prices left out. Gross yield is the typical rent per m² (najemnine.si) against the price per m².
| City | Per m² | Typical flat | Gross yield | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ljubljana | €5,450/m² | €465,000 | 4.1 % | 730 |
| the coast (Koper, Izola, Piran) | €5,401/m² | €347,422 | 3.8 % | 347 |
| Bled and surroundings * | €4,322/m² | €349,000 | — | 29 |
| Kranj | €3,664/m² | €339,669 | 4.9 % | 97 |
| Novo mesto | €3,103/m² | €257,000 | 4.9 % | 36 |
| Maribor | €3,099/m² | €229,000 | 4.7 % | 329 |
| Celje | €2,893/m² | €205,000 | 4.6 % | 101 |
| Slovenj Gradec * | €2,735/m² | €179,000 | — | 21 |
* Fewer than 30 listings: a rough estimate.
Questions about apartment prices in Slovenia
How much does a flat cost in Slovenia?
Typical asking price per m²: Ljubljana €5,450/m², the coast (Koper, Izola, Piran) €5,401/m², Bled and surroundings €4,322/m², Kranj €3,664/m², Novo mesto €3,103/m², Maribor €3,099/m², Celje €2,893/m² and Slovenj Gradec €2,735/m². Medians of public listings on Nepremicnine.net and Bolha.com at the latest capture (14 November 2026).
What do flats actually sell for?
According to the Surveying and Mapping Authority (GURS), the median price of a used flat sold in Slovenia in the first half of 2026 was €3,520/m² of usable area; Ljubljana €5,630/m².
Can foreigners buy a flat in Slovenia?
Citizens of the EU and EEA can buy property in Slovenia on the same terms as Slovenians; others depend on reciprocity with their country. Check the current rules with a notary or lawyer before buying.