Montenegro’s real-estate brokerage sector is facing stricter regulatory requirements after figures presented at the Montenegro Real Estate Forum showed that 62% of agencies lacked a designated…
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Montenegro’s real-estate market faces changing demand conditions as new entry requirements affect several major foreign-buyer groups, while property prices remain elevated across the coast and foreign…
Montenegro is seeking to bring thousands of unauthorised buildings into the formal property system, with high legalisation charges, disputed land ownership and slow administrative processing continuing…
Montenegro’s Defence Ministry has proposed several former military properties in Tivat for potential residential, commercial and tourism development, placing large coastal land plots under consideration in…
The development of a planned five-star hotel near Budva’s Old Town has been suspended pending a revised design after archaeological excavations uncovered an ancient necropolis at…
Montenegro’s government has launched procedures to reverse approximately 11,000 square metres of coastal reclamation in Baošići, bringing renewed regulatory scrutiny to waterfront development in the environmentally…
Developer Gugi Commerce has requested changes to the land-use designations of two parcels near its hotel in Opatovo, Tivat, seeking classifications that would permit tourism or…
Montenegro’s Đalovića Cave development project in the north of the country has reached an estimated cost of approximately €32 million, compared with the initial projection of…
Montenegro is planning a redevelopment of Budva’s waterfront promenade and marina, with expected investment exceeding €30 million under a project involving the government, the Ministry of…
Montenegro is preparing a dedicated Law on Residential Leasing that would establish more specific rules for rental agreements, deposits and relations between landlords and tenants. The…
