Prices of 1-4-room apartments in the capital city rose by an average of 500 euros and now range from 17,000 to 55,500 euros depending on expanse and location. According to a survey made by the realty company Lara, cited by Info-Prim Neo, the most expensive one-room apartments are sold in Chisinau’s Centru district. Their prices range from 30,000 euros in new-type buildings to 33,500 euros in old-type buildings. The cheapest studios are sold in old-type buildings located in the Airport’s neighbourhood – 17,000 euros. In the districts of Botanica, Buiucani, Telecentru, Ciocana and Rascani, studios in new-type buildings are sold at prices varying between 25,600 and 27,500 euros, by 2,000 euros less on average than in old-type buildings. Two-room apartments cost between 21,500 and 43,000 euros. On average, prices of flats in new-type buildings located in Rascani, Ciocana, Buiucani and Botanica approach 37,000 euros, while in old-type blocks 28,500 euros. Three roomed apartments in new-type buildings have an average price tag of 53,000 euros in Centru district, 46,500 euros in Botanica and Rascani, 45,500 euros in Buiucani and Ciocana, and 44,500 in Telecentru. Flats in old-type blocks range from 45,500 euros in Centru and 33,500 in other districts. The most expensive four roomed apartments are sold in Centru – 55,500 euros, while the cheapest in the Airport area – 26,500 euros.