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NALED Identifies Legal Issues with Over 50,000 State-Owned Properties in Serbia

A recent analysis by the National Alliance for Local Economic Development (NALED) reveals that more than 50,000 properties owned by the Serbian state currently lack a legally resolved status. The organization emphasizes that formal registration of these properties in the real estate cadastre, in accordance with the Law on Public Property, could significantly enhance budget revenues through sales, leasing, and property tax collections. This process could also facilitate the initiation of new investment projects throughout the country. The analysis highlights…

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