In September 2026, the average annual growth in prices for non-residential properties in Baku was 13% compared to the same period last year.
According to FinFly.News, citing the Azerbaijani Society of Appraisers, the highest price increase was recorded in Sabail district at 27%.
In Nasimi and Narimanov districts, prices for commercial properties rose by 24.3%, in Khatai by 17%, in Yasamal by 12.6%, and in Nizami by 12.4%.
Last month, growth in Khazar district was 10.9%, in Binagadi 10.7%, in Surakhani 9.0%, and in Sabunchu 7.3%. In Garadagh, prices increased by 5.6% in September, and in Pirallahi by 3%.
According to the society, the main factors shaping prices in this segment are the location of the property, population and transport density, commercial potential, the level of development of the surrounding area, and favorable business conditions.
Compared to August, non-residential properties in Baku became 1.5% more expensive in September. The highest price increase was again recorded in Sabail district at 2.93%.
