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Apartments for Rent Breza, Kolašin

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Data updated on 11/08/2025 at 10:58 AM

Rent, one bedroom apartment, 48m², Breza, Kolašin
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450 €

53 days ago

Rent, one bedroom apartment, 48m², Breza, Kolašin

Apartment481-bedroom

Luksuzno opremljen, jednosoban, duplex, stan u ekskluzivnom kompleksu Breza. Centralno grijanje na struju. Podno grijanje. sprat. Nema lifta.

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Kolašin – city guide and apartments market

Breza's apartment rental market is currently very active and in high demand. Typical asking rates average around 2282.0 €/m², but final rent depends on size, condition and exact location within Breza. For landlords: present the apartment well, set a competitive rent, and prepare clear lease terms to attract reliable tenants quickly. For renters: have ID, proof of income and references ready, compare long-term versus short-term options, and be prepared to move fast in this competitive market. Useful LSI variations: apartment rental Breza, rent apartments in Breza, Breza apartment rentals, long-term apartment rent, short-term apartment lease.

Frequently asked questions

? How much does it typically cost to rent an apartment in Breza?

Average asking rents in Breza are around 2282.0 €/m², though actual prices vary by size, condition and exact location. Expect higher rates for renovated or larger units.

? What documents are commonly required for renting?

Landlords usually ask for ID, proof of income or employment, and references. Having these prepared speeds up approval in Breza's competitive rental market.

? Is it easy to find short-term or long-term rentals?

Both short-term and long-term rentals exist, but demand is high. Long-term leases are more stable and often preferred; short-term options are available but may be limited and pricier.

Tips for Choosing

Define budget and €/m² threshold

Compare neighborhoods by price per m² and median days on the market; focus on areas where budget and square footage realistically align.

Check documentation and technical condition

Property deed, usage permit, floor plan, energy certificate; in older buildings, check installations, joinery, and insulation.

Compare new builds and old constructions

New builds often offer garages and elevators, while old constructions offer larger floor areas; adjust the price for maintenance costs and potential renovations.

Consider micro-location

Proximity to schools/kindergartens, public transport, parks, and workplace - this affects quality of life and future liquidity.

Assess market dynamics

If the median days on the market is low and the number of new listings is increasing, expect faster sales and be prepared to make quicker decisions.

Include additional costs

Tax, notary fees, agency commission (if applicable), potential renovations, and parking space.

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Note About Data

Data updated: November 8, 2025 Values are regularly refreshed and may vary depending on location, property condition, and current demand. All information is based on active listings and market analyses.