House€2,000,000
Zeta

63 homes and apartments for sale in Zeta, Montenegro.
24 properties shown
House€2,000,000
Zeta
Land plot€250,000
Zeta
House€250,000
Zeta
House€135,000
Zeta
House€173,000
Zeta
House€350,000
Zeta
House€180,000
Zeta
House€167,000
Zeta
House€185,000
Zeta
House€170,000
Zeta
House€170,000
Zeta
Commercial property€260,000
Zeta
House€155,000
Zeta
House€258,000
Zeta
House€350,000
Zeta

€220,000
Zeta
Land plot€75,000
Zeta
Land plot€90,000
Zeta
Land plot€150,000
Zeta
Apartment€206,000
Zeta
Apartment€220
Zeta
Land plot€704,000
Zeta
Land plot€193,000
Zeta
Land plot€36,200
Zeta
Buyer's guide: Zeta
Zeta is a municipality just south of Podgorica, Montenegro's capital, and its market is largely land: 38 of 61 listings are plots, with 21 houses and 2 commercial properties. The median asking price is €170,000, with a middle range of €135,000 to €254,000.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Price per m² is based on only 20 listings and size data are patchy.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 61 |
| Median asking price | €170,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €135,000 - €254,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,400 |
| Median size | 153 m² |
Houses with bedroom data range from two to five bedrooms (3 two-bed, 6 three-bed, 3 four-bed, 2 with five or more). Plots are a large part of the market, popular with buyers who want to build. Look at Montenegro land, houses and apartments for context.
Zeta lies in the plain between Podgorica and Lake Skadar, and the capital's airport serves the area. It is a flat, inland market, not a sea-view one. For the capital itself see Podgorica; seaside markets such as Bar and Bečići are separate, coastal, tourism-led markets. Buyers here are mostly locals and relocating professionals.
In Montenegro, ask whether a building is fully legalised, whether the plot is in an urban plan, and whether utilities can be connected. Check the cadastre extract (list nepokretnosti) for mortgages or claims. An independent lawyer is much cheaper than a mistake, particularly where informal construction is common.
Foreigners can generally buy property, but check restrictions on agricultural land. Transfer tax is progressive since 2024: 3% up to €150,000, 5% from €150,000 to €500,000, and 6% above. New builds from VAT-registered developers carry VAT instead. Check the cadastre extract and any legalisation status of buildings. See the Montenegro guide, consultation and financing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No, it is inland near Podgorica and Lake Skadar.
3% to €150,000, 5% on the band up to €500,000 and 6% above, for resales. VAT applies on certain new builds.
Often yes for building land, but agricultural land can be restricted. Use a local lawyer.
Size data are incomplete, so treat it as indicative.