Montenegro enters 2026 with a tourism model that is both successful and structurally constrained. The country has positioned itself as one of the Adriatic’s most desirable…
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Coastal Montenegro faces a delicate balancing act in 2026: construction demand remains high, but infrastructure capacity—roads, utilities, sewage networks, parking and public services—lags behind. As tourism…
Tivat and Budva enter 2026 as Montenegro’s dual real estate epicentres—each driven by distinct dynamics, yet both reflecting the broader transformation of the national property landscape.…
Budva’s decision to acquire a prominent former industrial property marks more than a routine municipal transaction; it reflects a broader shift in how local authorities are…
Montenegro has launched a tender for the conceptual design of a new fast traffic road, marking another step in its long-term infrastructure modernization agenda. While still…
The ongoing delays on the Jaz–Tivat boulevard project have once again drawn attention to persistent shortcomings in Montenegro’s infrastructure planning and project-management systems. Construction teams recently…
Montenegro’s long-awaited development of the Bar–Boljare motorway is entering a decisive stage as the government prepares to open financial bids for the next section by December…
Kotor’s historic Grand Hotel Lokanda, an architectural landmark dating back to 1864, is preparing for a full revival in 2026 following the announcement by investor Talija…
After several decades, the preparation of the project for the continuation of the Semolj Tunnel construction is being launched, bringing back into focus one of the…
The Tivat–Jaz boulevard project is under close public scrutiny, and works are being carried out as much as weather conditions allow, according to Radomir Vuksanović, Director…
