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Belgrade’s empty apartments: A sign of a slowing real estate market

Despite over 10,000 empty apartments in Belgrade, the prices of real estate continue to rise, and the capital city remains a sprawling construction site. However, expert Nikola Seneši believes this is just an illusion of growth, as the pace of new developments slows down, reports Danas. According to the latest data from the Republic Institute for Statistics (RZS), a total of 35,652 apartments were completed in Serbia in 2023. Yet, experts anticipate a significant surge in construction activity over the…

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