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...
Serbia’s real estate and construction sector is entering a profound structural transition. Over the next decade, the shape of Serbian cities, the geography of...
Belgrade Waterfront recorded the highest real estate prices in Serbia during the first half of 2025, with the country’s most expensive square meter sold...
According to information obtained by Forbes Serbia, under the agreement related to the revitalization of the former General Staff complex, Serbia has committed to...
According to data from the Republic Geodetic Authority (RGZ), Serbia’s housing price index in the second quarter of this year reached 182, marking an...
Serbia’s new legalization law (Law on Special Conditions for Recording and Registering Rights to Real Estate) was adopted on October 23, 2025. From December...
According to a 2006 Technical Control report reviewed by Forbes Serbia, the reconstruction of the General Staff and Ministry of Defense buildings in Belgrade...
Serbia’s agricultural land market reached record levels in the second quarter of 2025.
The most expensive plot was sold in Irig for nearly 200,000 euros,...
Renting houses in Serbia remains less common than renting apartments, but demand is steadily rising, according to real estate agencies. The most sought-after properties...
The new Law on Amendments to the Law on State Survey and Cadastre, which simplifies property registration and facilitates ownership entry based on old...
The new Law on Amendments to the Law on State Surveying and Cadastre, which took effect today, introduces major improvements for citizens and simplifies...
Serbia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Siniša Mali, announced that the state program providing subsidized housing loans for young people under 35...
