Montenegro has entered a new phase regulating private accommodation and the use of illegal buildings for tourism. The recently enacted Law on Legalization of Illegal Buildings,…
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Although the Law on Legalization of Unauthorized Buildings was adopted to regulate the real estate market in the long term, it has temporarily blocked transactions in…
Russian investor Dimitrij Vladimirovič Judin has submitted a request to Montenegro’s Ministry of Spatial Planning seeking approval for the conceptual design of a residential villa complex…
Following the entry into force of Montenegro’s Law on Legalization of Illegal Buildings, the sale of all illegally constructed properties is now prohibited. The Ministry of…
Bar-based company SD Real Estate is moving forward with the construction of a large mixed-use development in the city, covering over 32,000 m². The project includes…
Construction activity in Montenegro has declined significantly, according to preliminary data from Monstat. In the second quarter of 2025, only 10 building permits and work notifications…
The legalization process for illegal buildings in Montenegro remains largely unchanged for residential properties up to 200 m². Local governments will handle legalization for properties up…
The new Spatial Plan for Podgorica, covering Zeta and Tuzi, proposes converting 3,600 hectares (36 million square meters) of agricultural land into construction zones. The plan…
Nikola Jovanović, Mayor of Budva, has proposed that the local parliament authorize him to purchase a highly attractive 5,500-square-meter coastal parcel, just 100 meters from the…
Recent wildfires in Montenegro have exposed the urgent need for safety measures, including property insurance, to protect citizens’ lives and belongings. According to Branko Barjaktarović, director…
