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Podgorica’s 4.5 per cent rental yield beats most coastal markets on year-round tenancies

Residential property in Podgorica offers a higher estimated long-term rental yield than apartments in Kotor, Tivat and Herceg Novi, despite charging the lowest average...

Kamgel secures permit for a five-star hotel and 20-villa development on Tivat Bay

Podgorica-based developer Kamgel has received a construction permit for a five-star hotel and 20 villas in Đuraševići near Tivat, advancing one of the area’s newest...

Luštica Bay advances infrastructure for 13 new golf residences

Luštica Development has formally started wastewater-infrastructure works for the next residential phase of its golf district near Tivat, preparing a site for 13 villas and golf...

Plavi Horizonti’s €270mn resort advances under a 2020 environmental approval as scrutiny intensifies

A planned €270 million hotel and residential resort at Plavi Horizonti near Tivat has been cleared to proceed without a new environmental impact assessment, despite concerns...
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New building contracts strengthen Montenegro’s construction outlook

Montenegro’s construction sector entered 2026 with moderate growth in completed work and a stronger pipeline of new building contracts, indicating that real-estate development remained...
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