Find your apartment for rent in Pristina

It depends on the neighbourhood, size, floor and age of the building. Every available apartment on Banesa.org shows the monthly rent in euros and what it includes. We do not publish neighbourhood averages until we have a large enough sample of verified listings.

Euros. Kosovo uses the euro as its official currency, so there is no exchange rate to work out. All prices on Banesa.org are monthly rents in EUR.

Not always. Each listing states clearly whether electricity, water, heating and waste collection are included, and what else is bundled in (for example a garage). In Pristina, winter heating is usually the largest running cost — ask for a real winter bill before signing.

Email contact@banesa.org with the name of the apartment and the times that suit you. We reply by email to arrange the visit. We answer in English and Albanian.

No. We only reply to private individuals looking for a home for themselves. We do not respond to messages from real estate agencies or brokers.

No. Banesa.org covers long-term residential rentals in Pristina only — for people living in or relocating to the city, not short stays.

It depends on priorities. Central areas such as Qendra, Aktash and Tophane are walkable to the main boulevard; Arbëria (Dragodan) and Pejton are popular with embassy and NGO staff; Ulpiana and Dardania are larger planned districts with more green space. Our neighbourhood guides compare them in detail.