The residential real estate sector will grow thanks, among other things, to EXPO 2027. "This three-month event will require the construction of new infrastructure facilities, hotels and residential buildings. In short, the facilities that are important for the development of tourism, and the facilities that can be used after the exhibition," said Gabora Regosa, chief economist of the Hungarian asset management company Granit Asset Management.
Regosa believes that the trend to buy apartments and then rent them out will continue, but investors will have to listen to the needs of the market.
"The interest in investing in hotels is not a surprise, as there is a shortage of high-quality offers not only in Belgrade, but also in other major cities of Serbia," says Maya Shahbaz Marojevic from EY.
According to Gabriela Reyes Vidrio, head of the real estate project financing sector at NLB Commercial Bank, foreign investors are literally "queuing up" to invest in the Serbian market.
Source: Nova Ekonomija