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The most expensive and the cheapest district of Yerevan

In Aug 2026 the most expensive district of Yerevan is Kentron: $3,585 per m² in sale listings. The most affordable is Malatia-Sebastia at $1,738: a 2.1× gap.

YerevanEstateUpdated 31 Oct 2026sale listings, Aug 2026

Districts ranked by price per m²

#District$ per m²vs averagesince Sep 2025New builds
1Kentron$3,585+53%+15%43%
2Arabkir$2,463+5%+20%49%
3Davtashen$2,118-10%+18%65%
4Nork-Marash$2,028-13%+10%93%
5Kanaker-Zeytun$2,015-14%+18%50%
6Ajapnyak$1,914-18%+23%44%
7Avan$1,895-19%+27%50%
8Erebuni$1,778-24%+18%12%
9Nor Nork$1,756-25%+24%33%
10Malatia-Sebastia$1,738-26%+23%27%

Not rated: Nubarashen and Shengavit — fewer than 30 listings in the month.

Expensive districts

At the top: Kentron ($3,585), Arabkir ($2,463) and Davtashen ($2,118). These districts have the highest price per m² and, as a rule, the largest share of listings in new builds.

Affordable districts

At the bottom: Malatia-Sebastia ($1,738), Nor Nork ($1,756) and Erebuni ($1,778). The share of secondary housing and panel buildings is higher here, so a m² is noticeably cheaper.

For the same money you get 2.1× more floor area in Malatia-Sebastia than in Kentron: $3,585 versus $1,738 per m².

The numbers are averages of listings for Aug 2026, not sale prices. Districts with fewer than 30 listings in the month are not shown. Methodology and limits · Monthly report

Frequently asked questions

Which district of Yerevan is the most expensive?
Kentron: $3,585 per m² in Aug 2026, by sale listings.
Which district of Yerevan is the cheapest?
Among districts with enough listings — Malatia-Sebastia: $1,738 per m² in Aug 2026.
How much more expensive is the centre than the outskirts?
The gap between Kentron and Malatia-Sebastia is 2.1× in price per m².