Price of a 60-square-meter Apartment in Central Tehran?/ Housing Price Chart

A 60-square-meter apartment in central Tehran requires a budget of 12 to 33 billion tomans.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the average price of a 60-meter apartment in the center of Tehran in the sales files reviewed is 21 billion tomans.

Ferraro wrote: The price of a 60-meter, one-bedroom apartment in different neighborhoods of the center of Tehran, based on field observations, starts from 12 billion tomans on average and reaches 33 billion tomans in some neighborhoods.

One of the most important factors influencing the price of 60-meter apartments in the center of Tehran is the year of construction and the neighborhood where the houses are located. Also, the lack of some facilities such as elevator, parking and storage also play a role in determining the price of a 60-meter apartment in the center of Tehran, and in some neighborhoods these residential units are offered for sale at a lower price.

A 60-meter apartment in Yousefabad with a construction life of eight years and with elevator, parking and storage facilities is priced at 24 billion tomans, while a house with the same size and construction life of eight years in Jamalzadeh is sold at a price of 17 billion tomans.

The price of a 60-meter apartment in the center of Tehran, which was built in 1405, is in the range of 25 billion tomans in neighborhoods such as Karimkhan, Iranshahr and Haftir. It is one of the most expensive 60-meter apartments in North Amirabad, which is newly built and priced at 33 billion tomans.

In some neighborhoods, you can find a 60-meter apartment with a budget of less than 20 billion tomans. For example, a residential unit in Mufteh, which has a building life of 15 years and has facilities such as elevator, parking and storage, has been offered for sale at a price of 17 billion tomans.

With a budget of 12 to 13 billion tomans, you can go to neighborhoods such as Palestine and Har Square in the center of Tehran. The 60-meter apartment in Har Square was built in 1404 and has facilities such as an elevator and parking, for which the buyers of this residential unit must spend 12 billion and 800 million tomans.

Buying a 60-meter apartment in Valaiser square costs 16 billion and 800 million tomans. The year of construction of this residential unit goes back to 2007, but it has been renovated and has facilities such as elevator, parking and storage.