What a square metre actually costs in Montenegro
Asking prices across our portfolio, town by town, and why the median tells you more than the average ever will.
What the numbers in our portfolio actually say, written for people deciding whether and where to buy. No press releases.
Asking prices across our portfolio, town by town, and why the median tells you more than the average ever will.
The arithmetic behind the coastline: what the tax actually costs since 2024, where rental demand is real, and the two things that decide the answer.
Nine towns, one coastline and the mountains behind it. What each place is actually like to own in, rather than to photograph.
What a British passport changes at the notary, what it changes at the Ministry, and the €150,000 rule that has applied to non-EU buyers since January 2026.
Why the January 2026 residence threshold does not apply to you, what the euro does and does not guarantee, and where the three tax treaties differ.
Montenegro now asks for a tax-assessed value of €150,000 before ownership becomes residence — unless you hold an EU, EEA or Swiss passport.
Montenegro’s official figure for new-build housing is €2,200 per m². Our coastal median is a multiple of it, and both numbers are correct.
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