Montenegro is small, but it gives property buyers a lot: the Adriatic coast, mountains an hour inland, and rules that treat foreign buyers almost the same as locals. Here are seven reasons it keeps landing on buyers' shortlists. 1. Foreigners can own property outright Foreign buyers of any nationality can own apartments and houses on full freehold title, with the same rights as Montenegrin citizens....
Real Estate
If you looked at Montenegrin property five years ago and waited, you already know the answer: it got more expensive. Official data from MONSTAT, the national statistics office, shows that the average price of a new apartment more than doubled between 2020 and 2025. A steady climb, year after year In 2020 a square metre of new-build space cost €951 on average. By 2023 it had passed €1,500,...