Two-bedroom Apartment in new Residential Complex, Kotor, Radanovići

The project sits in Radanovići, between Tivat, Kotor and Budva — close enough to reach all three coastal centres easily, far enough for the price to reflect it.

Two contemporary buildings make up the development, laid out around comfort, function and how people actually live.

Structure and size range of available apartments:

Studios: 30 m2

One-bedroom apartments: from 48 m2 to 62 m2

Two-bedroom apartments: from 75 m2 to 78 m2

The units suit both family living and investment, which is what the mix of sizes was designed for.

Construction uses Alumil facade systems, multi-split heating and cooling, underfloor heating in the bathrooms, premium sanitary fittings, and lifts in both buildings.

Apartments are handed over unfurnished and without kitchen installations, deliberately: the interior is left for the owner to decide. Renders of interiors are illustrative only.

The grounds will be landscaped, with a children's playground and outdoor parking.

Our recommendation is a two-bedroom apartment of 78 m2 at the price of 214.000 eur.

The apartment layout includes an open-space living and dining area with kitchen, two bedrooms, one bathroom and a terrace.

Flexible payment plan available:

75% upon signing the agreement 15% during construction 10% upon completion in April 2027

Completion date: April 2027.

At 2,743 € per m² this listing sits about 44% below the median for Kotor, which stands at 4,901 € per m² across the 39 properties we hold there. Below-median usually means one of three things: set back from the water, an older build, or a floor plan that needs work.

We currently hold 39 properties in Kotor, running from €151,000 to €6,000,000; by price this one ranks 37 of 39. Where a property falls in that order tells you more than the asking price on its own.

On this asking price of €214,000 for 78 m², transfer tax comes to €7,700 — an effective 3.6%. Since 2024 the rate is progressive rather than a flat 3%, so it is worth calculating on the actual figure rather than assuming.