Buying into an off-plan project in Montenegro can be attractive: staged payments, a new building, and the feeling of entering early. At the same time, the construction timeline is almost never a straight line from contract to handover. This article explains how timelines in off-plan projects are formed, what typically causes delays, how local regulations and seasonal restrictions affect progress, and...
Overview, key points and anticipated consequences On 6 August 2025 the Parliament of Montenegro published the Law on the Legalization of Unauthorized (illegal) Buildings in the Official Gazette (Službeni list No. 91/2025). The law entered into force on 14 August 2025. The new act creates a nationwide framework for bringing unauthorised constructions into formal legal circulation and for preventing...
Building a house in Montenegro is a process that requires strict compliance with local laws and regulations. Properly following all stages helps to avoid legal issues and ensures the successful completion of the project. Here is a brief overview of the main steps necessary for legal home construction in Montenegro. Purchase of land The first step is to choose and purchase a suitable plot of...
Interest in alternative energy sources, particularly solar energy, continues to grow each year. This is especially relevant for those who dream of living away from the hustle and bustle of the city, in remote areas without central electricity. Is it possible to ensure comfortable living by relying solely on solar panels? Let's explore. The amount of sunlight that falls on the Earth’s surface in just...
Building a house is a responsible process that requires a lot of attention and effort. Even if you have experience in construction in another country, you may face new challenges in Montenegro. Different regions within the country have their own unique features – in the north and on the coast, you often have to deal with completely different tasks, and you need to approach their solution...
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