Apartment€450
Zabjelo
1 bd 1 ba 45 m²
Montenegro Apartments for Sale: Coastal Flats, Capital Units and Tax Basics
17,082 apartments currently listed for sale in Montenegro.
Apartments for sale in Montenegro
24 properties shown
Apartment
Apartment€144,000
Podkošljun
1 bd 1 ba 46 m²
Apartment€119,000
Bar Centar
1 bd 1 ba 36 m²
Apartment€260,000
Mažina
2 bd 2 ba 73 m²
Apartment€250,000
Bečići
3 bd 1 ba 89 m²
Apartment€480,000
Igalo
2 bd 1 ba 61 m²
Apartment€273,000
Bečići
2 bd 2 ba 74 m²
Apartment€153,000
Rozino
1 bd 1 ba 51 m²
Apartment€215,000
Preko Morače
3 bd 2 ba 92 m²
Apartment€1,025,000
Kumbor
2 bd 2 ba 129 m²
Apartment€119,900
Bečići
1 bd 1 ba 45 m²
Apartment€351,000
Dubovica
3 bd 3 ba 117 m²
Apartment€142,000
Ljubović
1 bd 1 ba 50 m²
Apartment€145,000
Velji Vinogradi
1 bd 1 ba 40 m²
Apartment€150,000
Petrovac
2 bd 2 ba 67 m²
Apartment€149,000
Preko Morače
1 bd 1 ba 44 m²
Apartment€65,000
Zagorič
1 bd 1 ba 26 m²
Apartment€124,000
Bečići
1 bd 1 ba 42 m²
Apartment€150,000
Đenovići
1 bd 1 ba 34 m²
Apartment€168,000
Petrovac
1 bd 1 ba 47 m²
Apartment€360,000
Morinj
2 bd 1 ba 94 m²
Apartment€134,900
Velji Vinogradi
1 bd 1 ba 40 m²
Apartment€111,900
Velji Vinogradi
1 bd 1 ba 45 m²
Apartment€190,000
Dalmatinska
2 bd 1 ba 73 m²
Apartments in Montenegro
Apartments for sale in Montenegro dominate our database with 17,044 of 25,297 listings. The Adriatic coast has seen heavy apartment building for a generation, and choice is wide, from sea-view studios to family flats in the capital. Foreigners can buy freely, which is the main reason Montenegro is so popular with overseas buyers.
Prices at a glance
Across all property types, current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €185,500, with the middle half between €128,000 and €320,000, and a median of €2,841 per m². Sea-view flats near Tivat's marina sit above that, while inland and older Bar units fall below.
| Montenegro, all types | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 25,297 |
| Apartment listings | 17,044 |
| Median asking price | €185,500 |
| Middle half | €128,000 to €320,000 |
| Median per m² | €2,841 |
Where to look
Podgorica is the capital and the best year-round rental market. On the coast, Bečići is a lively beach resort near Budva, Tivat is the upmarket marina town, Petrovac is quieter, Bar and its districts Šušanj and Dobra Voda are cheaper, and Ulcinj in the south has long beaches. If you want a garden, see houses.
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Checks that matter here
- Use permit (upotrebna dozvola): confirm the building is finished and legally occupied.
- Registration in the cadastre: the apartment should be entered with its own folio.
- Legalisation status: some blocks were built without permits and entered a regularisation process.
- Seasonal occupancy: coastal resorts empty out in winter, and some blocks cut services.
- Developer reputation and escrow for off-plan purchases.
- Service charges for pools and shared facilities.
Costs
Buyers typically pay a property transfer tax of about 3%, plus notary, lawyer and agent fees (approx.; verify locally). Ownership can support a temporary residence permit, subject to current rules. See the Montenegro financing guide, the consultation guide and the Montenegro country page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy apartments in Montenegro?
Yes, with the same rights as locals for apartments and houses. Land has more limits.
What is the transfer tax?
Around 3% payable by the buyer, which a lawyer will confirm for your case.
Do I get residency by buying?
Property ownership can be a basis for a temporary residence permit; rules change, so check with the authorities.
Are off-plan apartments safe?
They carry developer risk. Verify the permit, the land title and any bank guarantees.
Is rental income realistic?
On the coast, summer rentals can be strong. Winter occupancy is weak outside Podgorica.
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