Apartment€155,000
Babin Do

70 homes and apartments for sale in Babin Do, Montenegro.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€155,000
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Apartment€230,000
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Apartment€195,000
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Apartment€235,000
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Apartment€168,000
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Apartment€168,000
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Apartment€168,000
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Apartment€160,000
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Apartment€151,000
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Apartment€160,000
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Apartment€210,000
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Apartment€185,000
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Apartment€170,000
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Apartment€135,000
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Apartment€168,500
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Apartment€170,000
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Apartment€269,500
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Apartment€98,000
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Apartment€700,000
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Apartment€136,500
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Apartment€114,900
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Apartment€105,500
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Apartment€124,900
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Apartment€170,000
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Buyer's guide: Babin Do
Property for sale in Babin Do is almost entirely apartments: 56 of the 57 current listings on RealEstateAbroad, with a median asking price of €160,000. The median size is a compact 62 m², and most listings have one or two bedrooms, which points to a development of small units aimed at holiday buyers and investors.
All figures are asking prices from current listings.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €160,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €115,000 to €173,875 |
| Median price per m² | €2,730 |
| Median size | 62 m² |
| Listings | 57 |
The middle half of listings sits in a narrow range, between €115,000 and €173,875, suggesting a handful of similar buildings rather than varied stock. There are 22 two-bed and 20 one-bed homes, with 4 three-bed. Because so many units are similar, compare floor plans, floor level, view and developer track record, and ask what is included in service charges. See apartments in Montenegro.
Our data does not include coordinates for Babin Do, so check each address on the map before assuming it is on the coast. The reference markets are Podgorica, the capital, Bar, a port and resort city, and Bečići, a beach resort near Budva. We cannot confirm how close they are, so treat them as other markets to compare.
Foreigners can generally buy apartments and houses in Montenegro, but agricultural land is restricted. The transfer tax is progressive since 1 January 2024: 3% up to €150,000, 5% from €150,000 to €500,000, and 6% above that. New builds from VAT-registered developers carry VAT instead. Use a Montenegrin lawyer to check the cadastre entry, that the building has a use permit, and that the seller can transfer clear title.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
3% up to €150,000, 5% from €150,000 to €500,000 and 6% above.
We cannot confirm from our data. Check the address on the map.
Possibly, but listings do not say. New builds usually carry VAT instead of transfer tax.
Generally yes for apartments and houses, though agricultural land is restricted.