Rent price map for Serbia, district by district

What renting an apartment actually costs in a given district. Medians are computed from active euro-priced listings sourced from oglasi.rs, 4zida.rs, halooglasi.com, cityexpert.rs, stannadan.rs and Telegram rental chats; houses, single rooms and commercial property are excluded so they do not inflate the figure. City-wide, the median apartment rent in Belgrade is 800 EUR a month, or 14.3 EUR per square metre; in Novi Sad it is 400 EUR and in Nis 350 EUR. Inside Belgrade the gap between districts is severalfold: Vracar, Savski Venac and Novi Beograd are markedly pricier than Zvezdara, Zemun and Rakovica, while Novi Sad is far flatter from district to district. For every district below you get the monthly price, the price per square metre and the p25-p75 band where the bulk of the market sits; the figures are recomputed from a fresh snapshot of the database.

Computed from 5 685 active euro-priced apartment rental listings. Medians are available for 34 districts in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Nis. A district reaches the map once it has at least 5 listings.

Rent medians by city

Medians by district: Belgrade

Medians by district: Novi Sad

Medians by district: Nis

Medians by number of rooms

Computed per city-and-room-count cohort — it shows what moving up to a larger flat actually costs.

The median is the price of a typical listing: half the offers are cheaper, half are pricier. It resists the outliers that pull the average up. The p25-p75 band shows where the bulk of the market sits. Districts are derived from listing coordinates; houses, single rooms and commercial property are excluded because they are not comparable to apartments.

Listing sources: oglasi.rs, 4zida.rs, halooglasi.com, cityexpert.rs, stannadan.rs and Telegram rental chats. The database refreshes daily, medians are recomputed from the current snapshot, city-and-rooms cohorts hourly.

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