How much does renting an apartment cost in 2025? Updated prices in Belgrade, Novi Sad & Niš

If you're moving to Serbia and are currently looking for a new apartment, 2025 brings great news for tenants. Over the past year, rental prices have decreased across major cities. There is more supply than demand, meaning you can find better apartments at significantly better prices.

Below is an overview of current rental trends for one-bedroom apartments of around 50 m².

We’ve listed the current prices per square meter — and here you can explore the latest apartment offerings.

Belgrade: Lower prices in the most popular municipalities

Good to know:

– More apartments are available now than in previous years, giving you significantly more choice across all city zones.

– Prices are lower and more negotiable, so you can often secure a better-quality apartment for the same budget.

– Modern buildings and central locations are now more affordable compared to 2022–2023 peak prices.

– Competition among landlords works in your favor — many are willing to adjust the price or include additional amenities (parking, etc).

– You can take more time to choose, because apartments no longer disappear from the market within a day or two.

– Long-term contracts are easier to arrange, as landlords now prefer stable, reliable tenants.

Novi Sad: Noticeable drop in both center and outer zones

Niš: Even more competitive rental conditions

Thanks to the increased supply, foreign tenants now have access to a wider selection of apartments, more flexibility in choice, and generally more favorable prices. It’s an excellent moment to explore the market and choose an apartment that fits your standards — whether you prefer modern buildings, central locations, or quieter neighborhoods.

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