Land Kovacko Polje, Montenegro

Kovacko Polje, Montenegro

$2,14M

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ID: 1676325

In CRM: 4348

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Last update: 24/05/2024

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Country

Montenegro
Region

Kotor Municipality
Village

Kovacko Polje

Property characteristics

Location

By the sea

Description

Budwan Riviera, Glavati district. Large urbanized area adjacent to the motorway We invite interested Investors to jointly participate in the Project Land area 14454 sq.m. The construction of the following facilities is allowed: - residential facilities with a total area of 11563 sq.m.; - tourist facilities with a total area of 4336 sq.m.; - supermarkets, production, warehouses, industrial facilities, with an area of 14454 sq.m; - mixed objects with an area of 14454 sq.m. All communications are nearby The site is located on the Adriatic highway, between the cities of Budva and Tivat; there is a need to expand the urban infrastructure, therefore, the construction of the facility of any of the permitted appointments – a promising investment The – section is horizontally flat, there is a natural stream on the site, which is the key to solving the issue of ensuring the future construction with – water in addition to the existing urban water supply. The site has a connection with the main motorway – 82 meters, which will make it possible to build a huge parking lot in front of the – building, for example, in front of a supermarket, gas station, or other facility The price of one square meter is 137 euros Plot price 1980198 euros No bidding Additional information – on request Real estate by the sea with a competent location is now considered as objects of investment with year-round (rather than seasonal) profitability. Investing in real estate by the sea has become more profitable than ever. The attractiveness of investments in real estate in Montenegro is due to the stability of passive income, rising real estate prices, an increase in investment in housing construction, the stability of valuation of assets in Eurocurrency, obtaining a residence permit, Montenegro’s early accession to the EU, the constant growth of the flow of tourists, the low level (almost absence) of crime, and the environment.