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…
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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…
Montenegro’s Property Administration introduced electronic issuance of title and possession sheets on 10 July, enabling users of the eKatastar system to access legally valid digitally signed…
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 continues to attract foreign capital, but the structure of those inflows is changing, with real estate investment becoming increasingly dominant while the share of productive…
The real estate sector in Montenegro is increasingly intertwined with corporate finance and banking, reflecting a shift from a focus on lifestyle and tourism to a…
Montenegro’s property market is characterized by high prices and a complex construction landscape, revealing a disparity between perceived demand and actual activity. The coastal areas and…
Montenegro is currently experiencing a notable imbalance in its housing market, characterized by a rapid increase in residential construction that does not align with demographic trends.…
Montenegro’s real estate sector is experiencing a pivotal transformation, driven by new construction regulations that are expected to reshape the market dynamics along the Adriatic coast.…
