Property
Housing, development and the property market in Tehran.
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Properties across Tehran's mid-range districts are sitting unsold for weeks longer than a year ago, forcing vendors to shave asking prices by margins not seen since 2022.
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With available units vanishing within days of listing and purchase prices still out of reach for most households, the city's renters are caught in a market that offers few good options.
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Apartment values across the capital climbed 14 percent between April and June, outpacing the 9 percent rise recorded in the same three months of 2025.
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Returning buyers are driving faster sales and higher bids in established districts as market activity rebounds.
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Homeownership now edges out leasing in Shahrak-e Gharb and Pardis as soaring rents reshape Tehran's market dynamics.
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With purchase prices in Zafaraniyeh hitting 400 million tomans per square metre and rental yields quietly climbing in outer districts, a growing number of Tehran households are separating where they sleep from where they invest.
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Detached houses in outer Tehran neighborhoods have gained ground on apartments in central zones, reshaping buyer calculations in the capital's property market.
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New metro links and highway upgrades are drawing buyers to this satellite town west of the capital.
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Buyers across the capital are sitting on their hands or scrambling to sign contracts, depending on which way they think borrowing costs will move next.
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With mortgage costs at multi-year highs and apartment prices in northern Tehran still stubbornly elevated, renters may be holding the smarter hand, at least for now.
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New figures show renters in provincial centres like Isfahan and Tabriz are saving thousands compared to those in central Tehran.
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