According to data compiled from the Property Prices and Rents Register of the Cadastre Agency, rental costs vary significantly across municipalities within Skopje. For the period spanning April through June 2026, the Center district recorded the highest average monthly rent for residential space, at 408 denars per square meter. In contrast, Kisella Voda registered the lowest average rent among comparable Skopje municipalities, reporting 326 denars per square meter.
Further comparisons within the city show Aerodrom averaging 375 denars per square meter, while Karposh averaged 354 denars per square meter. For context, the city of Shtip reported an average price of 266 denars, though this data point falls outside the immediate Skopje area. These average rates allow for estimates of total dwelling costs.
Based on these figures, renting a 60-square-meter unit would cost approximately 24,480 denars in the Center. The estimated costs decrease steadily across the comparable areas, reaching about 22,500 denars in Aerodrom, 21,240 denars in Karposh, and 19,560 denars in Kisella Voda. The data indicates a clear trend, positioning the Center as the most costly residential market within Skopje, while Kisella Voda presents the most affordable option among the surveyed districts.
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