Developers in selected parts of Montenegro have raised apartment asking prices and withheld some homes from sale, anticipating stronger demand linked to the government’s proposed Euro Model wage reforms. The reported changes are not evidence of a nationwide rise in completed transaction prices.
Monday, November 9
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