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…
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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…
Owners of illegally constructed buildings not registered in Montenegro’s real-estate cadastre must initiate the registration process by 14 August 2026, following a six-month extension of the…
Construction has resumed on the Đalovića Cave cable car near Bijelo Polje, restarting one of northern Montenegro’s major tourism infrastructure projects after works were suspended due…
Montenegro’s annual inflation rate remained at 3.6% in June, unchanged from May. Within the consumer price index, transport prices recorded annual growth of approximately 12.8%, up…
Montenegro continues to attract significant foreign capital through its real estate sector, but investment patterns are creating a growing focus on the balance between property development…
Montenegro’s real estate sector continues to attract foreign capital, supporting construction, tourism, public revenues and asset growth, but the increasing dominance of property investment is raising…
Montenegro’s coastal economy is undergoing a significant transformation, with real estate, infrastructure, marina logistics, and construction emerging as key components alongside traditional tourism. This evolution marks…
