In 2025, the Albanian economy continues to exhibit a well-known paradox: positive economic growth, but based mainly on domestic consumption, imports and services, while the production and export base remains narrow. This model has worked so far, but signs of...
Based on the latest Eurostat data (2024) for European Union countries, as well as consolidated international sources such as Statista, Visual Capitalist, and Landgeist for non-EU countries, the homeownership rate in Albania is estimated at around 95.9–96% for the period...
The structure of economic growth in Albania for 2026 is mainly based on domestic consumption and tourism, considering that exports remain limited and industrial production is relatively low. Domestic consumption benefits from wage growth and remittances from emigrants, while tourism...
Albania continues to offer high investment potential in 2026, particularly in the context of the European integration process and the support of international funds. According to data from the Bank of Albania, the IMF, and the World Bank, the economy...
Question An individual owns several apartments and wants to pay as little property and rental income taxes as possible, in a completely legal manner. Which form of registration is the most acceptable and efficient for tax purposes? Answer The optimal choice depends on the...
The economic impacts of natural disasters in Albania today represent one of the clearest reflections of the intersection between the climate crisis, failures in public governance, and a development model that for decades has operated without sustainable economic, territorial, and...
The construction sector contributes up to 40% of global CO₂ emissions, but in Albania, the air pollution crisis has taken on tragic human dimensions, extending far beyond just the construction industry. According to data from the European Environment Agency (EEA) for...
In Albania and in neighboring countries of the Western Balkans region, such as Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Montenegro, as well as in European Union countries that border or are close by, such as Greece and Bulgaria, household savings continue to...
Why is the economic divide in Albania deepening and what should be done differently? In Albania, a reality has become consolidated—one that everyone feels, but few articulate with the strength it deserves. Citizens face continuous economic hardship, while the wealth of...
In 2025, Albania recorded sustained economic growth, with projections by the IMF (International Monetary Fund) ranging from 3.4% to 3.5% of real GDP, while the World Bank estimates a moderation between 3.2% and 3.7%. Meanwhile, in the third quarter, economic...
