The Serbian real estate market is seeing noticeable shifts, with demand falling in larger cities and growing in smaller towns, according to Milan Đokić from Ambijent Real Estate. Several factors contribute to this change, such as more affordable prices in smaller towns, changing buyer preferences for quieter suburban living, and political uncertainty. Despite this, Đokić believes the overall impact on sales will be minimal for now.
Ambijent Nekretnine reports that the most sought-after properties are located in city centers and surrounding smaller towns. Smaller apartments, especially those around 30 square meters, are in high demand, with apartments between 40 and 50 square meters also sought after. The agency predicts that the upward price trend will continue, and emphasizes that future availability will depend largely on inflation rates, lending conditions, and the broader economic climate.
The agency is also gaining recognition for its expertise in the Dubai real estate market, offering competitive options in the city, where studio apartments range from 5,000 to 6,000 euros per square meter. Ambijent Nekretnine stands out with its diverse international offerings, including family houses, and offers personalized services to clients, ensuring that both buyers and sellers feel supported throughout the process.
In summary, despite changes in local demand, the future of real estate in Serbia and abroad, especially in Dubai, remains promising with continued price growth expected.
