Real estate blog

In recent years, apartment prices in Chisinau have increased significantly.

The mortgage market in the Republic of Moldova continues to grow at an impressive pace, amid the growing interest of the population in purchasing a home.

1-2 years ago, there was intense discussion about the housing shortage in Chisinau and the need to build new apartments to meet the demand from end consumers.

Many owners ask themselves the same question: “Why did my neighbor’s apartment sell so quickly, while mine has been on the market for months and I hardly get any calls?” The first reaction is to think that the market is not working.

According to official data provided by the Cadastre, only 623 apartments were sold in Chișinău and its suburbs in the first quarter of 2026...

The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has adopted in the second reading a draft law regulating the activity of real estate agents, marking a significant step toward the professionalization and transparency of the real estate market.

When buying an apartment in Chisinau, you most likely look at the price, location, and condition of the home. But very few buyers ask themselves the question: how will the area where the apartment is located develop in the coming years?

Buying an apartment is one of the most important financial decisions a person makes.

The Agency for Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre, together with the public enterprise “Cadastre of Real Estate”, have completed the process of evaluating and re-evaluating over 6,000,000 real estate properties nationwide.

On January 29, 2026, a Master-Class dedicated to handling objections in real estate took place in Chisinau, hosted by David Grigorescu.

The real estate market in Chisinau entered a new phase in 2025.

According to the Acces Imobil real estate index, the average price of apartments in Chisinau reached a historical high of 1,720 euros/m² in 2025.

Chișinău is facing one of its greatest challenges in recent decades: housing affordability. Apartment prices are rising faster than incomes, new neighborhoods are often developed without sufficient infrastructure, and the old housing stock.

More and more people are rediscovering the beauty and balance of village life today. In the village around Chisinau, time seems to flow differently — slower, more natural, closer to the rhythm of nature.

According to official data provided by the Public Services Agency (Cadastre), in the third quarter of 2025, only 1,275 apartments were sold in the Chisinau municipality and its suburbs — a significantly lower level compared to the third quarter of 2024.

Collapse on the real estate market in Chisinau: apartment sales decreased by 65% ​​in Q2 2025!