Krasno Selo is one of Sofia's most populous districts — the Krasno Selo, Borovo, Hipodruma and Lagera quarters strung along Tsar Boris III Blvd. The Balkans' first tram line (1901) runs through it, and metro line 3 added Krasno Selo station in 2020.
Krasno Selo district stretches west of the centre along Tsar Boris III Blvd — around 84,000 residents on 7 sq. km, making it one of the capital's most populous and dense districts.
Krasno Selo and Borovo are the established residential quarters, with the Borovo market and busy local trade, while Hipodruma and Lagera offer a sought-after balance of blocks and greenery near the Russian Monument. The housing stock mixes panel-era blocks with new brick buildings from recent decades.
The historic Knyazhevo tram line — the first in the Balkans, opened on 1 January 1901 — runs along Tsar Boris III. Since 2020, Krasno Selo station on metro line 3 has linked the district to the centre in minutes. The market is active and liquid: apartments to live in and to let, with steady demand driven by location and transport.