The average price per square meter of newly built apartments in Belgrade is expected to approach €4,000 by the end of the year, reflecting persistent...
After several years of rapid price increases, Serbia’s real estate market is entering 2026 in a markedly calmer phase, characterized by slower growth, more...
Despite higher interest rates and more cautious bank lending, construction and real-estate activity in Belgrade and other urban centres continues to show resilience. Large...
Israeli investors today stand as one of the most influential forces shaping Serbia’s commercial office real estate market, particularly in Belgrade. What has developed...
Serbia’s commercial real estate market has matured significantly over the past decade. What was once a fragmented space with domestic developers dabbling in retail...
Behind every landmark development in Serbia stands a powerful financing structure. The country’s largest luxury, urban regeneration, hospitality and tourism projects are not shaped...
Belgrade’s residential real-estate market, long driven by relentless demand and uninterrupted price growth, is entering a plateau phase marked by slower transactions, more cautious...
After nearly a decade of expansion, Serbia’s real estate and urban development cycle is entering a phase of gradual cooling marked by higher financing...
New data from the national statistics office show a year-on-year decline in both the number and value of construction permits issued in October, pointing...
Serbia’s real estate market faces new headwinds as banks raise interest rates on housing loans, pushing many young couples and first-time buyers out of...
After nearly a decade of continuous growth, Serbia’s real estate market has reached a turning point. Prices, which climbed relentlessly through years of construction...
Belgrade’s real estate market, long considered one of the most vibrant and resilient sectors of Serbia’s urban economy, has entered a period of turbulence...