Property for sale in Montenegro is on the rise, since the fallout of the former Yugoslavia and independence from it's next door neighbour, Serbia. Prices in the country are booming, with an annual increase of around 20% per annum, but they are still up to 50% cheaper than it's nearby counterpart, Croatia.

The tourism industry in Montenegro has taken off again after the economic hardships of the conflict-ridden 1990s. It has not returned to the millionaire's playground full of A-Listers and Aristocracy, and the country is now officially the world's fastest growing tourist destination, which is giving rise to the increasing number of developments for sale.

This has brought investors flocking to the country to gain incomes from rental properties or simply capital gains from property for sale in Montenegro. As the number of tourists increase, the better the return for the investor.

The amount of property for sale in Montenegro, is rising and rising with the interest in the booming tourism in the area. The fact it is the only designated Ecological State recognized by the United Nations. This means that there are intense rules for industrial development, meaning that industrial areas are almost non-existent.

Our current property for sale in Montenegro is:

• Mimosa Park, Kumbor
  Upon completion, Mimosa Park will be the first property in the country with an indoor heated swimming pool. The apartments are strategically placed with amazing views of the Kotor Fjord.

We believe that the most important factor to consider when looking at property for sale in Montenegro is the United Nations designation of the country being a designated ecological state. In essence, this means that there will never be the overcrowding starting to be seen in some of the other baltic states, like seen in the Spanish costas.