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…
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Proposed amendments to Montenegro’s Public Procurement Law could make accessibility and “design for all” principles a standard part of public-sector purchasing, creating new requirements for suppliers…
Montenegro’s legalisation programme for unauthorised and non-compliant buildings is facing a prominent case near Tivat, involving a hotel located inside the buffer zone of the UNESCO-protected…
Montenegro’s construction activity increased in the second quarter of 2026, with the value of completed works rising alongside record prices for newly built apartments. According to…
The Municipality of Kolašin has signed an €11.75 million contract including VAT for a new wastewater treatment plant, sewerage network and upgrades to the town’s water-supply…
Montenegro’s former economic citizenship programme is approaching its administrative completion, with five of the 1,113 original applications still awaiting final decisions at the end of July…
Montenegro’s construction industry recorded stronger activity in the second quarter of 2026 as residential development and an expanding programme of public infrastructure works increased the volume…
The Montenegrin Employers Federation (UPCG) has called for consultation with businesses over planned changes to the employment of foreign nationals, warning that new approval requirements could…
The redevelopment of the Korali hotel complex in Sutomore has progressed to a new administrative stage after Montenegro’s Ministry of Spatial Planning issued urban-technical conditions for…
Montenegro’s delayed Brajići wind farm has re-entered the permitting process after project company Vjetroelektrana Budva submitted documentation for an environmental impact screening procedure covering a wind…
