
Real estate
New economy: New Russians are arriving, apartment prices are rising in Belgrade
Rents in Serbia have jumped by as much as 30 percent in two months, and real estate agents say that the cause is a new wave of Russian immigrants.

Rents in Serbia have jumped by as much as 30 percent in two months, and real estate agents say that the cause is a new wave of Russian immigrants.

Documents are arriving with the information that enrollment in the "Svoj na svome" program has been completed, that is, about legalization

Real estate owners who change their address must keep in mind that the country of Serbia is not electronically developed. Otherwise, they will probably have to pay more tax

Mirijevo is getting a new residential and business zone on more than 23.500 square meters

Although hundreds of apartments in Belgrade on the water are currently for sale and although there are many negative reports about their quality, they still hold their price. Why is that so?

The sale of houses that have not been legalized has stopped in Serbia because the new law known as "Svoj na svome" invalidated the previous solution, according to real estate agencies.
At the end of 2025, the value of the real estate market reached a record level since the establishment of the Real Estate Price Register. Will it become at least a little cheaper in 2026?

Serbia is obviously also a country of rich people, as the real estate market shows. Apartment prices are skyrocketing, but they still sell like hot cakes, especially the most expensive ones

Attractive locations in the center of Belgrade are the reason for the collapse of Apoteka Beograd, according to the trade union of this company

The real estate market in Serbia in the third quarter of last year had a growth of 2,2 percent compared to the same period in 2024. What prices are expected in 2026?

Housing in Serbia has become expensive. According to the mathematics developed by the Republic Geodetic Institute, citizens can check how much they could sell their own apartment for today.

The turnover of apartments this fall is 11,4 percent higher than last year

Welcome to the wonderful world where there are no laws or they are applied selectively, to the world of wild construction, evident corruption, blind, deaf and dumb state administration and the world of forgiveness in which after one press conference of Aleksandar Vučić, the triumph of urban populism begins

The company Logga plus doo, owned by Vladan Miketić, has bought seven floors of the Palace of Albania, it was confirmed to "Vremen" in the Deposit Insurance Agency. Who is this businessman?
In Serbia, in the first half of 2025, the most expensive square meter apartment was sold at a price of 9.805 euros in Belgrade on the water. The real estate market in the same period was worth 3,8 billion euros, which is an increase of 11,9 percent compared to the same period in 2024.

Offers are open for the purchase of part of the first Belgrade skyscraper, with a cheap starting price. However, who offered how much and received more than three thousand square meters in the Palace of Albania has not yet been officially confirmed

One can sense that the new Law on Legalization, just like all the previous ones, will actually only encourage illegal construction. Perhaps the biggest problem is the legalization of buildings whose stability is questionable

While "ordinary" citizens will be able to legalize structures they have built without permission on their plots, less ordinary citizens will be able to legalize villas in national parks. It costs a little more, but it's not like they don't have them
A seventy square meter garage in Krunska Street in Vračar costs as much as 250.000 euros. A house of the same square footage in Zrenjanin is even seven times cheaper - it costs 35.000 euros

For more than a month, citizens throughout Serbia have not been able to certify real estate sales contracts due to a cyber attack on the Ministry of Justice. The judicial information system is still not working, and the damage to the real estate market and legal certainty is increasing

The conditions for "loans for young people" promoted by Finance Minister Siniša Mali in March are defined in such a way that young people move to Surčin - wouldn't the square meters in the buildings that are being built for the purpose of the EXPO be sold?

How did the former partner of Minister Darko Glišić rapidly advance in her career and become the owner of several properties in exclusive locations?
By visiting the region, US President Donald Trump seeks to strengthen business ties, improve strategic alliances, and reposition the US in the Middle East, focusing on investments, new technologies and arms sales. And his personal business interests were not left aside either

The day before he was appointed prime minister, Đuro Macut became the owner of a villa in Belgrade worth more than one million euros

Almost every real estate in Serbia will soon have to have a new document - an energy passport. What does this document represent and what is its significance

In Serbia, there are about 30.000 people who have registered to pay the luxury tax. Luxury neighborhoods are being built in full swing, where a square meter costs around 10.000, and a parking space alone costs around 50.000 euros. Who has so much money and where did he get it from?

According to the data of the Republic Institute of Statistics, there are 123.584 abandoned apartments in Serbia, of which 10.021 are in Belgrade. Why don't prices fall then?