Apartments in new buildings for sale in Kentron, Yerevan
52 apartments in new buildings for sale in Kentron, Yerevan with real photos and prices. Median $337,000. English-speaking agents, contract and support.
WSE.AM currently has 52 apartments in new buildings for sale in Kentron, Yerevan, each with real photos and a real price. Foreigners buy apartments in Armenia on the same terms as citizens: the contract is signed at a notary and the ownership is registered at the Cadastre. We check the title and debts, negotiate and support you until the keys.
Kentron is the city centre: Republic Square, Northern Avenue, the Opera and the Cascade are within walking distance, and it is the most expensive district.
What is in this selection now
Right now this selection has 52 listings in Kentron, Yerevan. The median price is $337,000: half of the listings cost more, half cost less. Nine out of ten are between $195,000 and $575,000. A typical apartment here is 89 m², which works out at about $3,897 per square metre. The most common size is 3-room (50% of the selection). Compared with all apartments in the district this is about 9% more expensive (district median $310,000). The figures are recalculated from the WSE.AM database, and a listing is removed as soon as the deal is closed.
Latest listings
- 3-room, 109 m², floor 12/14, 7/4 Argishti Street - $330,000
- 2-room, 57 m², floor 9/21, 18 Arshakunyats Avenue - $350,000
- 6-room, 204 m², 8/8 floor, 36 Pushkin Street - $765,000
- 4-room, 87 m², 4/6 floor, 69 Gevorg Dzhaukyan Street - $210,000
- 2-rooms, 53 m², 10/14 fl., Argishti street 7/4 - $175,000
- 2-rooms, 67 m², 16/22 floor, Arshakunyats Avenue 9/2 - $215,000
- Apartment in the heart of the city. Next century. - $390,000
- 4-room, 130 m², 3/10 floor, Rostoma Street 29 - $330,000
- 1-rooms, 26 m², 2/6 floors, dead end Sayat Nova - $150,000
- 2-rooms, 57 m², 4/18 floor, Arshakunyats avenue 18/4 - $296,000
- 1-rooms, 36 m², 2/6 floors, dead end Sayat Nova 12 - $160,000
- 3-rooms, 108 m², 7/22 floor, Arshakunyats Avenue 9/2 - $280,000
- 3-rooms, 62 m², 10/14 fl., Vardanants Street 27 - $250,000
- 3-rooms, 103 m², 7/9 floor, Pavstos Buzanda street 55-53 - $555,000
- 4-room, 98 m², 6/12 floor, 106/1 Nalbandyan Street - $635,000
- 5-room, 195 m², 7/8 floor, Mher Mkrtchyan street 5 - $600,000
- 3-room, 73 m², 13/14 floor, Argishti street 7/6 - $230,000
- 4-room, 120 m², 11/15 floor, Argishti street 11/11 - AMD 159,600,000
- 4-room, 215 m², 5/12 floor, Amiryan street - $950,000
- 4-rooms, 104 m², 7/16 fl., 75/5 Charents Street - $285,000
- 3-room, 74.5 m², 12/12 floor, Movses Khorenatsi street 47/7 - $195,000
- 2-rooms, 60 m², 2/6 floor, Sayat Nova 17 - $310,000
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Useful before you buy
- Kentron, Central Yerevan: Living, Amenities and Housing Guide
- New Buildings in Yerevan 2026: Market Review, Prices, Installments
- How to Buy an Apartment in Yerevan as a Foreigner (2026)
- Buying an Apartment in Yerevan: Documents, Notary and Costs
- How to Check an Apartment's Legal Status in Yerevan Before Buying
- Property Tax in Armenia 2026: The Reform Is Now in Full Force
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to buy an apartment in Kentron, Yerevan?
Half of the listings in this selection cost more than $337,000 and half cost less. Nine out of ten are between $195,000 and $575,000. This is the median of our current listings, not the average, because a few very expensive listings push the average up.
How many options are available now?
There are 52 listings in this selection. The list comes from the WSE.AM database: a listing disappears as soon as it is rented or sold, so there are no outdated offers here.
What size are the apartments in this selection?
A typical apartment is 89 m², about $3,897 per square metre. In Armenia rooms are counted including the living room, so a 2-room apartment usually has one bedroom.
Is this more or less expensive than the district average?
More expensive by about 9%: the median of all apartments in the district is $310,000, in this selection it is $337,000. Both figures come from the same database, so they can be compared directly.
How is a new building different from an older one?
Modern utilities, a lift, more often underground parking and security, higher ceilings. In return, the building maintenance fee is usually higher than in Soviet-era panel buildings. The apartments in this selection are in new buildings but are sold or rented by their owners, not by the developer.
Can a foreigner buy an apartment in Yerevan?
Yes, on the same terms as an Armenian citizen: there are no restrictions on foreigners buying apartments. You need a passport and either attend the deal or give a power of attorney. We check the documents and support the deal and the registration at the Cadastre.
See also
- Apartments for rent in Yerevan
- Buy an apartment in Yerevan
- Yerevan apartment prices by district, 2026
- Buying property in Armenia as a foreigner
- New buildings in Yerevan
- New buildings in Batumi, Georgia
- Contact WSE.AM
WSE.AM is a real estate agency in Yerevan, Armenia, with English-, Russian- and Armenian-speaking agents. Office: 47/7 Khorenatsi Street, Yerevan, open every day 11:00-19:30. Phone and WhatsApp +374 95 129260, Telegram @WSEManager. We check the owner's documents before a viewing, explain every clause of the contract and support the deal until the keys are handed over.