Montenegro airlines have started a scheduled service from Gatwick. This bodes well for the country’s booming tourism industry and is great news for property investors.
Instead of having to fly chartered or via Croatia to enter Montenegro, British visitors can now take affordable scheduled flights from an accessible UK airport.
The World Travel and Tourism Council has predicted that Montenegro will become the fastest growing travel and tourism economy in the world, and the advent of more direct flights to the country takes it one step closer to achieving this.
The Montenegrin Ministry of Tourism has already announced that tourist arrivals grew six percent on the same period last year. And according to estimates, 1.3 million tourists will visit Montenegro before the end of the year, a 13 percent increase on last year’s 1.15 million total.
Montenegro is also a nation with a healthy property market; one that is bucking the global downturn. There has been huge upward pricing of 26 percent for prime property in Montenegro, and property is expected to grow in value by 15-20 percent per year, and possibly reach growth of even 30 percent per year as Montenegro progresses towards full EU accession. The influx of EU money to develop infrastructure, tourism and other industry sectors is just another boost for a property sector that is expected to enjoy sustained growth for the next 5-10 years.
Rental yields of 6 percent are already been achieved, but higher yields of around 10 percent are being seen in the coastal areas. David Stanley Redfern’s Acacia apartments are towards the top of the village of Djenovici, set on a hill covered in olive trees and mimosa flowers, with stunning views of the Bay of Kotor, the wilderness of the Lustica peninsular and the snow-covered majesty of Mount Lovcen. With red sloping roofs and shutters, large balconies and terraces as well as communal piazzas; the development is designed in the style of a typical Venetian village. Surrounding the buildings are large landscaped gardens, the focus of which is a raised terrace with large swimming pool and café.
The overseas property specialists’ off-plan apartments in the village of Zambelici are also located on the beautiful peninsular of Lustica. The development is situated in a tranquil area 1800 meters from the sea and the beautiful unspoilt beaches of Mirista. All apartments have air conditioning and heating; fitted bathroom; kitchen; communal swimming pool; onsite parking; double glazed pvc windows and large sea-facing terraces affording beautiful views across the open sea. Prices start from £50,000.
Find out more about property Montenegro and buying property in Montenegro.
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