It can get even more expensive. On a general EU view, 50 Eur/sqm for many investors can be very swallowble, depends on location, utilities, restrictions etc.
I wonder how many of these sellers actually owned the land they were selling? The government needs to give everything back to the origanal land owners pre WWII.
Absolute madness. it's a speculative bubble which, when it bursts, will hit the Serbian economy hard. And this couldn't happen at a worse time, with the world's major economies on the brink of/already in recession, making it harder for the economy to bounce back quickly.
I wonder how many of these sellers actually owned the land they were selling? The government needs to give everything back to the origanal land owners pre WWII.
Absolute madness. it's a speculative bubble which, when it bursts, will hit the Serbian economy hard. And this couldn't happen at a worse time, with the world's major economies on the brink of/already in recession, making it harder for the economy to bounce back quickly.
It can get even more expensive. On a general EU view, 50 Eur/sqm for many investors can be very swallowble, depends on location, utilities, restrictions etc.
Absolute madness. it's a speculative bubble which, when it bursts, will hit the Serbian economy hard. And this couldn't happen at a worse time, with the world's major economies on the brink of/already in recession, making it harder for the economy to bounce back quickly.
I wonder how many of these sellers actually owned the land they were selling? The government needs to give everything back to the origanal land owners pre WWII.
It can get even more expensive. On a general EU view, 50 Eur/sqm for many investors can be very swallowble, depends on location, utilities, restrictions etc.
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