6 listings across the Montenegrin coast and Podgorica.
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€65,000
800m² urban plot in Tološi residential district, 5km from city center. Approved for single-family or duplex construction. All utilities at the boundary.
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€110,000
950m² plot in Kumbor, 400m from main beach. Established residential area with full utilities access. Suitable for family villa or boutique apartment building.
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€220,000
1500m² plot in Prčanj village with stunning Kotor Bay panorama. UNESCO World Heritage area. Building permission for traditional stone villa.
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€78,000
600m² building plot in Bečići hinterland, 1.2km from beach. Approved residential zoning, ready for villa construction. Quiet area with mountain backdrop.
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€180,000
1200m² flat coastal building plot, 800m from Porto Montenegro marina. Tourist zone with villa development permission. Sea views from elevated position.
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€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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Browse verified property listings across Montenegro's Adriatic coast and inland cities. From seafront apartments in Budva and historic stone houses in Kotor to modern marina residences in Tivat and affordable family homes in Bar — every listing includes verified pricing, agent contact details, and location data. Montenegro uses the euro, opens residential property to foreign buyers without nationality-based restrictions, and offers a residency pathway for non-EU buyers whose property has a tax-assessed value of €150,000 or more (January 2026 Law on Foreigners).
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.