Podgorica Real estate

Real estate in Podgorica is a working market rather than a holiday-let market. The centre's apartment supply runs at one thousand five hundred to two thousand five hundred euros per square metre on resale, with newer build-to-let stock around the Bulevar and the embassy quarter at the upper end of that range. Tolosi and Zabjelo come in at nine hundred to one thousand five hundred euros per square metre and draw most of the longer-stay rental supply across the city. Family houses on larger plots in Konik, Masline and Doljani run two hundred and fifty thousand to six hundred thousand euros depending on plot size and condition, with the Komovi-foothills setting on the northern edge attracting buyers looking for more land for the same money.

Commercial premises along the Bulevar and Slobode Avenue rent at fifteen to twenty-five euros per square metre per month, with the larger spaces inside the city's main shopping centres sitting outside that range and tied to anchor tenancies. Foreign-buyer process: a notarised purchase contract is required, plus a Montenegrin tax ID, and EU citizens face no additional restrictions. New developments concentrate around Cetinjski Put, the south of Donja Gorica and the area east of the central bypass, with build-to-let yields in the centre running four to six per cent net through the working-residency market.