The most expensive square of agricultural land was sold in Futog at a price of 21 euros per square meter for a plot of 70.8 ares, according to the data of the Republic Geodetic Institute.
This year, in the second quarter, an increase in the number of traded plots of agricultural land was recorded, amounting to 6,140, while last year this number was 5,807.
In the whole of Vojvodina, there is a slight decrease in the number of turnovers of agricultural land, and only the North Banat is recording an increase. This year, 224 agricultural plots were sold, and last year 193.
The most expensive plot in Vršac
Not only small and attractive plots are expensive, but also larger pieces of land have a good price.
The most expensive agricultural land in Serbia in the second quarter of 2023 was sold in the municipality of Vršac. There, 1,850,496 euros were paid for 18,505 hectares.
Large pieces of land are sought after, so consolidated plots are sometimes more expensive per hectare than small ones – says Rabatić. According to him, the buyers are classic investors who have recognized a good opportunity for investment, who receive income through leasing, or large agricultural producers who need land to continue their activities. That number of buyers, as he clarified, is not large, but they are ready to buy and know what they are looking for.
In the Belgrade region, according to the report of the Republic Geodetic Institute, a hectare of land is the most expensive, so the price reached 57,112 euros. Šumadija and Western Serbia record a higher number of traded plots, so this year 951 sales contracts were recorded, and last year 798.
Southern and Eastern Serbia also recorded a higher number of traded plots, so this year there were 915, and last year 726 traded plots. This year, 54.4 million euros were allocated for agricultural land trade, it was stated in the report of the Republic Geodetic Institute.
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