From buying and selling to property management and relocation, we offer a full range of real estate services tailored to your needs.
We help you find the right property or sell yours at the best achievable price. From the first conversation and curated viewings to negotiation and handover, one team handles every step with care and local expertise.
Whether you need a home for a season or a tenant for the long term, we match the right people with the right property. We handle the listing, viewings, tenant screening and paperwork so the process stays quick and smooth.
A fair price starts with an honest read of the market. We compare recent sales of similar properties and current asking prices, and weigh location, condition, views and legal status to give you a reasoned valuation.
We look after your property while you are elsewhere: tenants, upkeep, bills and paperwork. You receive regular reports and keep the decisions that matter in your own hands.
Buying or selling in another country means contracts, permits and records that must all line up. We coordinate the paperwork with independent lawyers and notaries, so you understand every document before you sign it. The legal advice itself is given by independent lawyers.
We help you look at property as an investment: where demand is, what it costs to hold and what return is realistic. Our advice rests on market data and on our daily experience of the Montenegrin coast.
Good presentation sells faster. We prepare your property with professional photography, careful staging and well-written listings in several languages, then show it to buyers where they are looking.
Moving to Montenegro involves much more than the property. We help new residents and expats settle in step by step, from the practical first days to the local contacts that make everyday life easier.
Five steps from the first conversation to the keys in your hand, and support afterwards.
We listen to your goals, budget and timeline, and tell you plainly what is realistic.
We shortlist properties for you, or prepare yours with a valuation and presentation.
We view together, assess honestly and negotiate on your behalf.
Independent lawyers check documents and ownership; we coordinate until signing.
Keys, utilities and registrations, and we stay reachable afterwards.
Common questions from buyers and tenants who are new to Montenegro.
General information only, not legal or tax advice. Rules change; please confirm with a qualified lawyer or tax advisor.
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In general, foreign individuals and companies can buy property in Montenegro, but the rules can differ by property type and location (for certain categories of land there may be restrictions) and they change over time. Before you commit, ask an independent lawyer to confirm what applies to your specific property.
Buyers usually need a valid passport and, depending on the transaction, other personal and tax documents. The seller provides proof of ownership, and a lawyer checks that the property is correctly registered and free of unwanted encumbrances. The exact list depends on the property and your situation, so we give you a checklist at the start.
Besides the price, expect taxes linked to the transfer of property, notary and legal fees, registration costs and, if you use an agent, a commission. Rates and who pays what depend on the property and on current law, and can change, so we do not quote figures here. Confirm with a lawyer or tax advisor; we will help you plan the budget before you make an offer.
It varies. Once you have chosen a property, checking the documents, preparing the contract and registration typically take from a few weeks upward, and longer if documents are missing or financing is involved. We agree a realistic timeline with you at the start.
We agree our commission in writing before work begins. It depends on the service and the property. We will explain clearly how much it is and who pays it, so there are no surprises. Contact us for the terms that apply to your case.
Some banks in Montenegro may lend to non-residents, but conditions, deposit and approval depend on the bank, change over time and are often stricter than for residents. Speak to a bank or an independent adviser early; we can introduce contacts. Buying a property does not by itself guarantee a residence permit; residence rules are set by the authorities and can change, so check current requirements with the competent authority or a lawyer.
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