Tag Archives: Montenegro
Montenegro property market in 2026: EU optimism meets infrastructure, legal and affordability limits
Montenegro’s housing market is still rising, but 2026 is bringing sharper polarization between liquid prime coastal assets and slower, more legally complex secondary stock. EU accession…
Montenegro bottled water firms build profits in 2025 as imports and retail competition intensify
Montenegro’s bottled water producers reported higher sales and stronger profitability in 2025, even as imported brands remained dominant in retail. The results point to a shift…
Montenegro’s renewable shift turns toward flexibility—wind, hydro and the Italy power link
Montenegro is positioning itself as a South-East Europe balancing hub rather than a small, hydro-led electricity market. With Adriatic wind, reservoir hydropower, growing interconnections and its…
Montenegro says Adriatic Properties can continue Miločer Park hotel works as Sveti Stefan dispute nears settlement
Montenegro’s spatial planning ministry says Adriatic Properties has the legal right to continue construction of the unfinished Kraljičina Plaža/Janu hotel in Miločer Park, drawing a line…
Mövenpick opens new five-star hotel and residences in Risan, extending Montenegro’s luxury tourism push
Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Teuta Kotor Bay opened in Risan on 18 May 2026, bringing the first Mövenpick-branded hotel to Montenegro and adding a five-star resort-residential…
Montenegro tax receipts climb to €632 million in early 2026 as collection improves
Montenegro’s Tax Administration collected about €632 million in gross budget revenues in the first four months of 2026, up roughly €32 million year-on-year. The gain was…
Montenegro begins first phase of international SCADA/ADMS tender to accelerate grid digitalization
Montenegro has launched the first phase of an international tender to implement a new SCADA/ADMS platform for its electricity distribution network. The procurement, carried out through…
Montenegro moves to tighten deregistration for citizens relocating abroad
Montenegro is tightening administrative requirements for people who permanently leave the country, requiring formal deregistration of their residence status to improve the accuracy of population, tax…
EXIT’s Montenegro pivot puts €3.9 million in public-private funding under scrutiny
Montenegro expects the combined “EXIT to Montenegro” and returning “Sea Dance” festivals to cost about €3.9 million in 2026, with most support coming from state and…
Montenegro’s next growth test: converting seasonal tourism into year-round investment
Montenegro has built a standout tourism and property story, helped by its euroized system, low taxes and EU accession momentum. The country now faces a tougher…