'A square meter in Paliluli for 513 euros? Cheap apartments in Belgrade'

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With the stabilization of the real estate market, an opportunity has arisen to buy cheaper square meters in Serbia again. Despite the fact that in recent years, our capital has dominated high prices, the analysis of current offers has shown that in the outskirts of the city it is now possible to find apartments for as low as 530 euros per square meter.

According to Jelena Davidovic, from the portal Nekretnine, it is important for every buyer to find a property at an affordable price, so that it fits their budget, whether it is the most attractive offer or a property in original condition. The lowest prices on the real estate market are in remote urban areas, and when it comes to better locations, these are old buildings that require complete'According to the current offer on the Nekretnine portal, which includes more than 55,000 advertisements, below are the Belgrade districts with the best prices per square meter of living space.

The Palilula/Padinska skela

area currently has the lowest price per square meter at 527 euros. In these areas, such as Padinska skela, Kovilovo, Vrbovski, etc., the prices per square meter range from 500 to 550 euros. In Beli Fok we found a new building of 40 square meters at a price of 517 euros per square meter.

In the area Palilula

closer to the city center, prices are slightly higher. Thus, in Koteža, Borči and Krnjaci, the average price per square meter ranges from 900 to 1300 euros. Crossing the bridge, on Karaburmi the average price is from 1200 euros in the old''buildings up to 1600 euros in new buildings.

One of the areas that has been attracting attention over the last month is the Zvezdar area, where we found two apartments that are currently for sale at a price of 1000 euros per square meter, both requiring renovation.