Herceg Novi collected €11.2 million in property tax revenue between January and October 5, representing an increase of about 7.7% compared with the same period a…
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Only around 10%-15% of property in Montenegro is insured, leaving households, businesses and the state exposed to increasing financial losses from wildfires, floods and other climate-related…
Montenegro’s Bar municipality entered the second half of 2026 with strong revenues and almost €30 million in carried-over funds, while capital investment remained significantly below the…
Montenegro’s new construction law is slowing building-permit procedures and property legalization along the coast, while revenue from the infrastructure fee charged on coastal construction has declined.…
Adriatic Properties will resume construction of the Janu-Kraljičina plaža hotel complex in Miločer, restarting the coastal tourism project after a five-year suspension. Construction will continue under…
Regent Porto Montenegro is expected to leave IHG Hotels & Resorts and join Kerzner International’s Rare Finds collection, bringing another hotel at the Tivat development under…
Montenegro’s northern municipality of Kolašin has outlined an investment programme worth more than €111 million through 2031, covering tourism, industrial and business zones, utilities and public…
Montenegro’s coastal municipality of Budva has increased property-tax reference values by around 19.3% for 2026, reflecting the rise in real-estate prices and expanding the municipal tax…
A civic initiative opposing development at Miločer has challenged plans to resume construction of the Janu Kraljičina Plaža complex, adding uncertainty to the restart of Adriatic…
Montenegro issued more building permits in the second quarter of 2026, but the number of homes covered by those approvals fell sharply, pointing to a smaller…
