It is not easy to find the most expensive town in Serbia among country houses: the prices are higher than in ski resorts.

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Vikenditsy in Vojvodina

Vikenditsy are the most sought-after properties in Vojvodina. Over the past three years, Injia has ranked first in the number of sales transactions at the national level. Most of the victuals in this Sremian town were sold during the coronavirus, but demand continued in the following years, until the first half of 2023. In the last three years, more than 500 Vikendits have been sold at Injiya. Last year the number was 130, in 2021 it was 144, 176 Wickendicas were sold during the pandemic and 64 in the first half of this year.

Despite a 30 percent drop in the number of sales of victuals in the first half of this year compared to last year, prices, both minimum and maximum, are not experiencing a significant drop. In some municipalities, prices are even rising. In Injia, the cheapest weekendica cost €1,500 and was sold during the coronavirus, while this year the minimum price has "skyrocketed" to €7,000. The most expensive vacation homes in Indjia last year reached a price of 200,000, while in the first half of this year the most expensive did not exceed the sum of 130,000 euros.

Weekend sales by city

After Indjia, Irig is in second place this year with 28 vicenditas sold, with prices ranging from €2,000 to €123,600. Beocin is in third place with 23 sold Weekendis, with prices ranging from €3,000 to €40,000. Novi Sad follows with 21 sold vikendica, with prices ranging from 12,500 to 130,000 euros.

Types of sales

Victorians were sold as vicenditas with a plot, vicenditas with a plot and another object, and mixed sales. Of the total number of Weekenditz sales in the first half of 2023, 74 percent were those with a lot, while 26 percent were with other property types.

Prices and market volume

The prices of sold weekendisas in the Republic of Serbia in the first half of 2023 ranged from 1,000 to 350,000 euros per weekendisa in Sopot. The total amount of cash on the real estate market in the Republic of Serbia in the first half of 2023 amounted to 3.3 billion euros. The largest share came from the real estate market in the city of Belgrade with 1.693 million euros (51 percent), followed by Vojvodina with 884 million euros (27 percent), Sumadija and Western Serbia with 516 million euros (16 percent) and Southern and Eastern Serbia with 209 million euros (6 percent).

The value of the Republic of Serbia's 2022 market for wikendice was 27 million euros, with the largest share coming from Vojvodina at 13 million euros. Prices varied last year, so this category of real estate found new buyers at prices starting from 1,000 euros, while those who had a tighter purse laid out up to 410,000 euros for a weekend in Sremska Kamenica. There were also more expensive vacation homes, one of which was sold for 600,000 euros in Raschka.

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