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CRY: Macut bought a million euro mansion the day before he became prime minister
The day before he was appointed prime minister, Đuro Macut became the owner of a villa in Belgrade worth more than one million euros
The day before he was appointed prime minister, Đuro Macut became the owner of a villa in Belgrade worth more than one million euros
Almost every real estate in Serbia will soon have to have a new document - an energy passport. What does this document represent and what is its significance
In Serbia, there are about 30.000 people who have registered to pay the luxury tax. Luxury neighborhoods are being built in full swing, where a square meter costs around 10.000, and a parking space alone costs around 50.000 euros. Who has so much money and where did he get it from?
According to the data of the Republic Institute of Statistics, there are 123.584 abandoned apartments in Serbia, of which 10.021 are in Belgrade. Why don't prices fall then?
This year saw an increase in the shutdown of Russian companies in Serbia that have been open since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, as well as an increase in the purchase of real estate. It is not known why
A record number of building permits are issued, Belgrade on the water is expanding, the Expo is being built, we will concrete every inch of free space, even when the number of apartments exceeds the number of inhabitants
The Austrian delegation visited Belgrade and saw what the free housing market looks like, with minimal social construction and tenants who are almost completely unprotected.
For a 40-square-meter apartment in Belgrade, on average, you need about 106.000 euros, and those who take a loan from the bank also need a down payment of about 21.000 euros.
The real estate market in Serbia is currently balancing between high demand and unfavorable conditions for buying, but it has begun to react slowly under the pressure of reduced activity
Real estate prices have risen due to the increase in the price of everything - euro inflation, material procurement, and will not settle down. There is no significant price difference between new construction and old construction - 10 to 20 percent
A massive assessment of real estate in Serbia, financed by a World Bank loan, is facing criticism for inaccurate data and delays, while unions and experts raise questions about the efficiency of spending the funds and the actual results of the project.
For a studio apartment in Belgrade, you need to allocate 300 euros, for a one-bedroom apartment around 400 euros, and for a two-bedroom apartment 600 and more. All that, of course, depends on the location, but also on whether it is an old or new building and on the extent to which the apartment is equipped
Vladimir Đukanović, member of the SNS Presidency, MP and lawyer of Predrag Koluvija and Dijana Hrkalović, became the owner of three luxury apartments in Voždovac, as well as two apartments in Zlatibor, BIRN reveals.
When it comes to the method of payment, cash is still unattainably dominant, because only seven percent of all real estate transactions are paid from loans.
Luxury villas are under construction on the ancestral plots of Radoičić and Veselinović's wife, and the common denominator for all these properties is Davor Macura, the owner of Alta banka
Investing money in the square footage of an apartment is a new opportunity on the market. In recent decades, investing in housing, instead of saving, has led to an expansion of construction and an increase in prices
Belgrade needs hotels, but they must be built in the intended locations and in a fair market, says economist Milan Kovačević for "Vreme". Giving away salaries on the grounds of the General Staff only opens the door to corruption
Due to the large increase in the price of residential square meters, citizens with average salaries are finding it increasingly difficult to afford to buy an apartment. That is why more and more people are turning to renting apartments. What is the ratio between wages and apartment prices here and in the region? What will happen to the prices of apartments for sale
Even 80 percent of customers pay in cash. Real estate agents claim that prices are stagnating, but not yet falling - due to inflation, high interest rates and an increasing inflow of foreign capital
As many as 59 percent of agencies involved in the sale of real estate predict price stagnation, while 37 percent believe that prices will fall. What are the reasons for that?
"This year, we certainly have a decline in apartment sales of more than 30 percent, although official statistics state 15,6 percent. Credit buyers have almost disappeared," real estate agent Kaća Lazarevic tells "Vreme"
Despite massive construction, there are still not enough apartments in Belgrade, experts say. While posh complexes are being built in the city center, buying an apartment is out of reach for ordinary citizens. Most apartments on the market have an average area of 73 square meters, while studio apartments have almost disappeared
Insiders say that a slight drop in prices could be expected, but that a drastic drop in prices will not happen in the near future.
A total of 29.248 sales contracts were signed in August, September and October, the Republic Geodetic Institute announced.
"It remains unknown from which sources Mayor Šapić can finance the rental of an apartment in a neighborhood where the average monthly rent is 3.000 euros"
With the average salary, which according to official data is 83.800 dinars, it takes about 11 years to buy an apartment of about 40 square meters - if the entire salary goes to a loan. From January to the end of June this year, only 18 percent of apartments were bought on credit
According to the data of the Republic Institute of Statistics on the method of paying for real estate, seven percent were paid from loans, which is five percent less than last year.