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Many students in Baku are choosing not to give up their rented apartments during the summer break, as affordable housing near universities becomes increasingly...
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Crimes committed in rental apartments often raise a legal question in Azerbaijan: can the owner of the property be held responsible simply because the...
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Azerbaijan’s real estate market is moving online, giving buyers and renters faster access to apartments, homes, offices and land listings. But experts warn that...
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Property prices in Baku continued to rise in May, but the official percentage increases tell only part of the story.
For buyers, the bigger question...
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Azerbaijan’s real estate market is seeing a new investment trend: buyers are looking beyond Baku apartments and turning to homes in regions with strong...
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Demand for cleaning services in Baku is rising as warmer weather pushes more residents to order window washing, carpet cleaning, post-renovation cleanup and full...
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A state-backed mortgage in Azerbaijan offers loans of up to 150,000 manats ($88,235) for as long as 25 years. That still sounds substantial, but...
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Buying a home with a mortgage has become increasingly difficult in Azerbaijan as property prices rise faster than state-backed lending limits.
The rules themselves have...
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Compensation for properties demolished under redevelopment projects in parts of Baku has risen from 1,500 manats to 2,700 manats per square meter, but property...
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About 220 buildings with a combined area of 4.5 million square meters are under construction at the Sea Breeze resort near Baku, businessman and...
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Apartment rents in Baku are expected to rise most sharply in August and September, when students return to the capital and demand for affordable...
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Credit problems can put borrowers at risk of losing property in Azerbaijan, but that usually happens only after a long period of missed payments...
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Rising housing prices in Baku are changing what buyers look for, with older apartments returning to demand as new buildings become increasingly expensive.
Buyers who...
Demand for summer houses in Baku, Absheron and Azerbaijan’s tourist regions is rising again as the season begins. Daily rental prices start from about 40–50 manats ($24–$29), while more expensive properties can cost up to 800 manats ($471) a day.
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Buyers of new-build apartments in Azerbaijan are increasingly facing a familiar problem: the apartment they pay for is not always the same size as...
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More than 200 families in Baku are still waiting for apartments years after their homes were demolished under a pilot redevelopment project, according to...
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Real estate prices are rising in Lankaran, one of Azerbaijan’s main southern cities, as demand grows for homes near the sea, apartments in central...
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Demand for apartments in older residential buildings has grown sharply in Azerbaijan in recent months, reflecting a shift in buyer behavior on the country’s...
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The approach of summer has brought new activity to the market for summer houses in Baku and the Absheron Peninsula, with demand rising especially...
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Many homebuyers in Baku remain cautious about new residential buildings and continue to place more trust in older apartment blocks.
The argument is familiar: old...
Emin Agalarov says Sea Breeze is moving beyond its original role as a Caspian resort project and becoming an international investment and tourism ecosystem, with a planned investment portfolio of at least $100 billion over the next decade.
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Demand for short-term rental homes has increased in Azerbaijan’s regions ahead of the holiday period, with Quba and Lankaran seeing a clear rise in...
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Restrictions on individual combi heating systems in new residential buildings could affect not only future developments, but also prices in Azerbaijan’s older housing stock.
The...
The latest argument over child benefits in Azerbaijan has exposed a much bigger problem. This is no longer just a welfare debate. It is about falling births, unaffordable housing, youth emigration, and whether the state is still thinking seriously about its own long-term future.
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A section of sidewalk has been damaged in Baku White City after a landslide occurred near a construction excavation on Central Boulevard Street, raising...
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A buyer may believe he has purchased a 100-square-meter apartment, only to discover later that the actual usable area is smaller.
The issue has become...
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Real estate prices are rising across Azerbaijan’s regions, with demand growing especially for private homes in areas with tourism potential and better infrastructure.
Realtors say...
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Baku’s premium apartment market is showing clear signs of stagnation, with homes priced above 350,000 manats, or about $206,000, taking longer to sell than...
Short-term apartment rentals are becoming more visible in Baku as tourism, business travel and major events support demand for centrally located flats.
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The issue of undocumented houses is again becoming a painful topic in Azerbaijan, where many families live for years in homes that exist physically...
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Baku’s real estate market is becoming more active as summer approaches, with some buyers trying to purchase apartments before another possible price increase and...
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New residential complexes have become one of the most visible signs of Baku’s urban transformation. High-rise buildings, polished facades, expensive apartments and glossy advertising...
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Property owners in Azerbaijan have been reminded of the rules for paying municipal property tax.
According to Vesti Baku, local taxes are collected by municipalities...
Prominent Azerbaijani lawyer Akram Hasanov has issued a stark warning about life in Baku, arguing that the capital is increasingly being shaped for the wealthy while ordinary residents face growing pressure from debt, housing insecurity and failing urban infrastructure.