Asking rents for apartments in Nərimanov r. have a median of 1,070 AZN per month across 1,228 active listings. The middle half of listings falls between 800 AZN and 1,500 AZN per month, placing the district 18.9% above the Baku city median of 900 AZN.
Asking price range
Half of listings are priced between 800 ₼ and 1 500 ₼.
How long listings stay up
| Observed for | Listings | Share |
|---|---|---|
| 30+ days | 0 | 0.0% |
| 60+ days | 0 | 0.0% |
| 90+ days | 0 | 0.0% |
Measured from Doma's first sighting, so these are floors. With a short observation history the three bands can coincide.
By number of rooms
| Rooms | Listings | Median | ₼ / m² (all conditions) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 46 | 550 ₼ | 16 |
| 2 | 511 | 900 ₼ | 12 |
| 3 | 396 | 1 125 ₼ | 10 |
| 4 | 83 | 1 500 ₼ | 9 |
| 5 | 21 | 3 500 ₼ | 17 |
| 6 | 12 | 2 950 ₼ | 14 |
Who is advertising
289 of 1 232 listings (23.5%) come from non-business accounts. That is an account type, not a reliable indication of owner versus agent — the source states which only on the individual listing page.
Asking price per square metre in Nərimanov r.
The median asking rent works out to 12 AZN per square metre per month, based on a median apartment area of 90 m². Per-square-metre rates vary by apartment size: 1-room apartments show a median of 16 AZN/m², 2-room apartments 12 AZN/m², 3-room apartments 10 AZN/m², and 4-room apartments 9 AZN/m². Larger units of 5 and 6 rooms return to higher per-metre figures of 16 AZN and 14 AZN respectively, reflecting a smaller and less uniform sample of 22 and 12 listings.
How long apartments in Nərimanov r. are observed on the market
Doma tracks how long each listing remains visible on the source portal. Because the source publishes no original listing date, the observation period is a floor — the actual time a property has been available may be longer. Prices are asking prices, not transaction prices. Time on market is measured from Doma's first observation — the source publishes no listing date. These figures describe what this service has observed and do not indicate whether or when any listing left the market.
What the data does and does not say about Nərimanov r. as an area
This page covers rental asking prices only and contains no information about purchase prices, yields, or investment returns. Of the 1,228 listings, 285 — or 23.2% — come from non-business advertisers, meaning private landlords rather than agencies. Shell-condition apartments account for 1.1% of listings. These figures describe the current composition of the rental market in the district; they are not a valuation and this service makes no assessment of whether the area represents good or poor value for buyers or renters.
Questions
How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Nərimanov r.?
The median asking rent is 1,070 AZN per month. The lower quartile sits at 800 AZN and the upper quartile at 1,500 AZN, so half of all listings fall within that range. By room count, medians run from 550 AZN for 1-room apartments up to 3,500 AZN for 5-room apartments.
What is the asking price per square metre for rentals in Nərimanov r.?
The district-wide median is 12 AZN per square metre per month. Smaller 1-room units ask 16 AZN/m², while larger 3- and 4-room apartments ask 10 AZN/m² and 9 AZN/m² respectively. These are asking figures derived from 1,228 listings and are not transaction prices.
How long do rental listings in Nərimanov r. stay on the market?
Doma records how many days each listing has been observed on the source portal, but the source publishes no original listing date, so the figure is a floor on actual time available. This service does not know whether a listing that left the portal was rented, withdrawn, or relisted elsewhere. The observation period should be read as a minimum, not a definitive days-on-market count.
Is Nərimanov r. a good area to rent or buy in?
This page reports asking rents only and does not constitute a valuation or investment recommendation. Nərimanov r. asking rents are 18.9% above the Baku city median of 900 AZN, and 23.2% of listings are from private landlords rather than agencies. Whether those figures make the district suitable for a particular renter or buyer depends on individual circumstances that this data service does not assess.