Sustainability is no longer a marketing feature—it is becoming a binding requirement in Montenegro’s construction sector. With the EU tightening its energy-efficiency frameworks and global investors…
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Montenegro’s construction ecosystem has historically been dominated by small and mid-sized contractors, many family-owned, operating on thin margins and flexible labour structures. However, 2026 marks a…
The recurring delays on Montenegro’s key infrastructure projects, including the Jaz–Tivat corridor and several urban utility upgrades, have exposed structural issues that will define construction dynamics…
Montenegro’s urban transformation is entering a new stage in 2026, marked by targeted development corridors shaped by infrastructure investment, regulatory reform and shifting demand patterns. Coverage…
Montenegro enters 2026 in what analysts increasingly call a “stabilisation cycle”—a period characterised by moderate price movement, steady rental yields and the soft landing of markets…
Montenegro’s real estate sector enters 2026 with clearer structural direction than at any point since the start of the Adriatic property boom nearly a decade ago.…
Montenegro is no stranger to grand investment announcements, but few have generated as much intrigue as the news that Dubai Square Mall — a mega-project valued…
The head of the DPS councillors’ group in the Capital City Assembly, Andrija Klikovac, stated that the Government is introducing a new VAT measure because “the…
Sustainability has moved from the margins of business planning to the center of economic strategy across Europe. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria now shape how…
Montenegro’s real-estate market is undergoing a transformation that will define the country’s economic identity for decades to come. What began as a wave of foreign investment…
