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Passengers in Azerbaijan who watch videos or listen to music loudly on public transport could face legal consequences in some cases, even though the...
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Developers in Azerbaijan are increasingly advertising ready apartments with what sounds like an attractive offer: “0% internal financing, ready home with only an ID...
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Azerbaijan’s realtor market, especially in Baku, has become a routine part of the housing business. But despite how common brokers are in apartment sales...
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A widening gap is emerging in Azerbaijan’s real estate market between listing prices and the actual market value of properties, as apartments, garages and...
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A growing number of buyers on the Absheron Peninsula are turning to so-called “broker-built” houses, attracted by their lower price and ready appearance. But...
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Homes without official ownership documents will not be connected to the gas network for now, as Azerbaijan’s gas distribution authorities say there has...
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Heavy rains in Baku caused serious damage to businesses, with many shops and commercial facilities flooded and large volumes of goods left unusable.
Business owners...
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In Azerbaijan, individuals selling residential property are generally subject to a simplified tax. But in practice, the amount - or even whether any tax...
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Rising real estate prices in Azerbaijan are pushing more buyers to consider an alternative to ready-made housing: purchasing land and building a private home...
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Rental prices are continuing to climb in Baku, with the sharpest increases now concentrated in the city’s central districts. The market is being pushed...
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Residents of Soviet-era homes in Baku are still struggling to obtain formal ownership papers, even after decades of living in the same properties.
The issue...
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Azerbaijani homebuyers can recover part of the value-added tax they pay when purchasing residential property, but many are still losing that benefit because they...
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Heavy rain that swept across Baku has left behind more than flooded streets. In several parts of the capital of Azerbaijan, residents say water...
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A debate is growing in Baku over how compensation should be calculated for homes demolished under redevelopment plans, as residents of smaller houses say...
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The recent downpours in Baku and across the Absheron Peninsula did more than flood courtyards, basements and ground floors. They also exposed a growing...
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Registering private homes remains a serious problem in Azerbaijan’s regions, especially in rural areas, where many residents still cannot obtain formal ownership documents for...
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Demand for small apartments is rising in Baku as more buyers adjust to a housing market that has become increasingly detached from household incomes....
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Apartments in Baku’s aging Soviet-era khrushchyovka blocks are increasingly being viewed not simply as old housing, but as a speculative real estate play tied...
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Buying an apartment in Baku is becoming increasingly difficult for many families, as prices in the capital continue to rise and push some buyers...
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In Azerbaijan, many people still live in apartments and private houses that do not have formal ownership documents. As demolition plans continue in some...
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Rental prices in Baku have surged over the past year, with tenants now paying hundreds of manats more for apartments that were noticeably cheaper...
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Land plots leased from municipalities in Azerbaijan can, in some cases, be transferred into private ownership, according to experts commenting on the privatization process.
They...
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Pressure is growing on both tenants and landlords in Azerbaijan as authorities step up checks on rented housing, according to Natig Jafarli, chairman of...
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Azerbaijan is moving into a new phase in the long-running effort to legalize thousands of individually built homes that still do not have official...
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Finding an apartment in Baku for less than 100,000 manats has become increasingly difficult as housing prices continue to climb across the Azerbaijani capital.
According...
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Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Population has announced the sale of new apartments that can be purchased through mortgage financing.
According...
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Prices for apartments in older residential buildings across Baku are steadily rising, narrowing the gap with new construction projects in the city.
Previously considered a...
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Baku plans to build up to 200,000 new apartments by 2040, according to the Azerbaijani government’s report on its activities in 2025, which was...
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Rising global oil prices triggered by escalating tensions around Iran could have an unexpected side effect in Azerbaijan: higher real estate prices in Baku.
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Thousands of citizens applied for mortgage loans after Azerbaijan’s Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund opened new lending limits for 2026, triggering a surge in...
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Thousands of apartment owners in newly built residential complexes in Baku are still unable to obtain official property ownership documents, commonly known as a...
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New mortgage funding allocations in Azerbaijan could significantly influence the country’s housing market. Experts say expanded mortgage access may boost demand for apartments and...
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Buying a home does not always mean gaining full control over it. In Azerbaijan, previously registered residents may retain certain legal rights even after...
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Azerbaijani law requires residents to register their place of residence after moving. Lawyers say failing to do so within 10 days can trigger an...