Real Estate Market

These are the current real estate prices in Niš ahead of spring, and advice on how to find affordable real estate in this city.

In the first quarter of 2025, fewer apartments are being rented out in Novi Sad. Discover the reasons behind this and what to expect from rental prices in the coming period.

In the world of real estate, millennials, born between 1981 and 1996, represent a significant group of buyers, particularly its older members. This generation, which grew up during the digital revolution, is now at a stage where they are seriously considering acquiring their own property. In today's blog, we analyze how they are coping with the challenges of buying their own properties and what their specific criteria are.

Those who have decided to turn their money into a reliable investment are surely considering buying property to either rent out or sell when its market value increases. This is certainly a good plan, as the real estate market is traditionally resistant to global crises. In other words, no matter what happens on the geopolitical or economic front, a return on investment is assured. For foreigners, buying real estate in Serbia can secure a residence permit if you want to stay in Serbia.

While in Belgrade you might struggle to find a suitable apartment within a limited budget, in Novi Sad there are still properties in central city locations available for under €100,000. In Niš, however, the same amount could buy you a house with a yard.

Novi Sad has become a leader in the Serbian real estate market by selling the most construction land parcels in the past three years, according to the Republic Geodetic Authority. With 2,874 parcels sold, it has even surpassed the capital Belgrade.