Asking rents for apartments in Novxanı q. have a median of 390 AZN per month across 334 active listings. The middle half of listings falls between 250 AZN and 4,500 AZN, reflecting a wide spread of property sizes and types in this district.
Asking price range
Half of listings are priced between 250 ₼ and 4 500 ₼.
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 | 1 | 370 ₼ | 9 |
| 2 | 10 | 190 ₼ | 2 |
| 3 | 42 | 250 ₼ | 2 |
| 4 | 105 | 300 ₼ | 2 |
| 5 | 97 | 500 ₼ | 2 |
| 6 | 51 | 3 500 ₼ | 10 |
Who is advertising
155 of 333 listings (46.5%) 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 Novxanı q.
The median asking price per square metre across all apartment listings in Novxanı q. is 2 AZN per month, based on a median apartment area of 250 m². This figure is consistent across 3-, 4-, and 5-room apartments, each also recording a median of 2 AZN per m². The 1-room and 6-room segments sit higher at 9 AZN and 10 AZN per m² respectively, though those segments contain only 1 and 51 listings, so those figures carry less weight. Prices are asking prices, not transaction prices. Time on market is measured from Doma's first observation — the source publishes no listing date.
How long apartments in Novxanı q. are observed on the market
This service does not currently hold an observed-duration figure for Novxanı q. apartment rentals in the supplied data. No time-on-market number can be stated without a figure from the facts. What can be noted is that 334 listings are active at the time of this snapshot, spread across room categories from 1-room to 6-room units, with the largest concentrations in the 4-room (106 listings) and 5-room (98 listings) segments.
How Novxanı q. compares to the rest of Baku — not a valuation
The median asking rent in Novxanı q. is 390 AZN, which is 56.7% below the city-wide median of 900 AZN. Whether that gap represents an opportunity or reflects characteristics of the local stock is not something this data can determine — this service records asking prices and listing counts, not transaction outcomes or property condition. Of the 334 listings, 120 (35.9%) are placed by non-business advertisers, and 0.6% of listings are for shell-condition apartments. These figures describe the composition of what is currently being offered, not what any property is worth.
Questions
How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Novxanı q., Baku?
The median asking rent is 390 AZN per month across 334 listings. The 25th percentile asking price is 250 AZN and the 75th percentile is 4,500 AZN, indicating a wide range. These are asking prices, not transaction prices.
What is the asking price per square metre for rentals in Novxanı q.?
The median asking price per square metre is 2 AZN per month, based on a median apartment size of 250 m². The 1-room segment records 9 AZN per m² and the 6-room segment records 10 AZN per m², though the 1-room segment has only 1 listing. The 2-room segment sits at 3 AZN per m² across 8 listings.
How long do rental apartments in Novxanı q. stay on the market?
The supplied data does not include an observed duration figure for this district, so no time-on-market number can be stated. When duration figures are available, this service reports them as days observed from Doma's first observation, since the source portal publishes no listing date. The 334 current listings represent a snapshot of active inventory at the time of data collection.
Is Novxanı q. a good area to rent in?
This service does not make recommendations or valuations. What the data shows is that the median asking rent of 390 AZN is 56.7% below the Baku city median of 900 AZN, and that 35.9% of listings come from non-business advertisers. Whether those figures suit a particular renter's needs is a decision this data alone cannot answer.