2 listings across the Montenegrin coast and Podgorica.
€95,000
800m² flat land plot, 300m from Velika Plaža beach. Tourist zone planning permission. One of the last plots on Montenegro's most valuable emerging beach.
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€68,000
Studio on Montenegro's longest 13km beach. First row to the sand. Sea views. Fully refurbished, air conditioning. Strong summer rental income €60-80/night.
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Yes. Foreign citizens can purchase apartments, houses, and commercial property in Montenegro on the same terms as locals. Land purchases may have additional considerations depending on the zoning category.
Budget approximately 5-7% on top of the purchase price for transfer tax (progressive, starting at 3%), notary fees, lawyer fees, and registration. New-build purchases from a developer may be subject to VAT instead of transfer tax.
Bar and Herceg Novi offer lower entry prices with strong growth potential. Budva and Tivat are premium markets with higher rental yields. Podgorica provides stable long-term rental demand as the capital.