Due to the urban planning project of the building at Kneza Miloša 42, the tenants of Kneza Miloša 44 and Vojvoda Milenko 13 are at risk of having their windows and terraces bricked up and the foundations of the building being undermined.
New research data on corruption in urban planning show that most experts believe that space is not treated as a public good, but as a marketable commodity whose valuation and planning are too often left to private interests
In Dedinje, it is planned to demolish the villa "Crnogorka" and turn one into nine plots, although neither the General Urban Plan of Belgrade nor the Regulatory Plan of Dedinje allow this, but that is why the investor's plan allows it
There will be only 48 stalls in the five-story building, which is designated as the city market in the urban planning project of the part of Belgrade on the water. The rest are offices and a garage with 192 spaces on two floors, as a parking space for a hotel and a residential and business complex that displaced the previously planned school, kindergarten and health facility.
On the same day, the tenants of Mišarska first learned that the multi-storey building at number 9 would not be built, and then they rejoiced prematurely.
You can only see and not comment on the urban project for the Belgrade Fair, whose investor is Belgrade. Otherwise, this project is illegal
