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Can you buy a flat in Montenegro for under €100,000? What the listings show (November 2026)

On 9 November 2026, 324 of the 3,923 flats for sale in Montenegro on Fijaka asked €100,000 or less, at a median of €85,000 for 33 m². Where they are and what size they are.

Rohat KahramanAttorney, RoNa Legal

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Can you buy a flat in Montenegro for under €100,000? Yes. On 9 November 2026, 324 of the 3,923 flats for sale in Montenegro on Fijaka asked €100,000 or less, about 8%. Their median asking price was €85,000 for 33 m² (€2,500 per m²).

The largest seller has 40% of these flats under €100,000; without its listings the median is €86,000.

Where the flats under €100,000 are

MunicipalityFlats up to €100,000StudiosOne-bedroomTwo-bedroomMedian price
Bar107542516€85,000
Podgorica8136296€82,000
Budva5737163€85,000
Kotor191351€95,000
Ulcinj13670€86,000
Herceg Novi10360€82,000
Kolašin8520€80,000
Tivat5410€92,000

In Ulcinj one seller has 77% of these flats. In Tivat all of these come from one seller.

What €100,000 buys in Montenegro, by size

SizeFlats up to €100,000Median priceMedian size
Studio159€81,00028 m²
One bedroom97€89,00040 m²
Two bedrooms32€84,00055 m²
Three bedrooms7€88,00068 m²

The largest flats at this budget are three-bedroom flats, with a median of 68 m².

The areas with the most flats at this price: Zabjelo (24), Sutomore (22), Dobra Voda (10), Stari Aerodrom (8), Šušanj (7), Mali Robit (6).

Current listings: flats under €150,000 in Montenegro (set the price filter to €100,000).

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Frequently asked questions

How many flats in Montenegro cost less than €100,000? 324 of 3,923 on 9 November 2026, about 8%.

Where are most flats under €100,000 in Montenegro? In Bar, with 107 of the 324.

How big is a flat in Montenegro for under €100,000? The median was 33 m².

Can I get a one-bedroom flat in Montenegro for under €100,000? Yes, 94 one-bedroom flats asked €100,000 or less.

Does a flat for under €100,000 give a residence permit? No. The property route to residence needs a tax-assessed value of €150,000; see investing in Montenegro property: key numbers.

How these numbers were measured

Asking prices of all active flats and studios for sale in Montenegro on Fijaka on 9 November 2026. Medians leave out listings without a price. These are asking prices, not sale prices.

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This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. We recommend seeking professional advice from a licensed attorney for real estate transactions in Montenegro.