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In Žabljak, authorities have sealed 70 illegally constructed buildings as part of an ongoing operation led by municipal and construction inspectors. The Ministry of Spatial Planning,…

Some residents of Podgorica believe that newer buildings are of lower quality, while older constructions offer better living conditions. According to real estate agent Haris Osmanagić…

Investors will now be required to pay an annual fee of 5% of the estimated value of a project if construction exceeds the approved completion deadline.…

During a recent conference on Montenegro’s legal framework, foreign investments, and strategic goals, several experts raised concerns about risks linked to the government’s recent bilateral agreement…

French investor Michel Boudras, president of BMCT Promotion and partner of Groupe Confiance, said his team has been interested in investing in Montenegro for nearly a decade. Between 2016 and 2017,…

Apartment prices in new developments in Nikšić have reached a historic high, with new apartments in the city center selling for 2,200 euros per square meter.…

Luss Investment has received approval for the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report for the construction of a 5-star hotel project – Block B in Bečići. The…

Eagle Hills Montenegro, a subsidiary of Eagle Hills, has announced a major joint investment agreement with Cungu & Co d.o.o. Ulcinj, Mr. Nazif Cungu, and Bond…

In Montenegro, it is possible to buy real estate using cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, despite the absence of a formal law regulating crypto assets. Some…

Podgorica-based investor AAG International plans to build an apartment complex in Bečići with a total area of over 15,000 square meters. The project includes two buildings…