Is it better to buy a flat in Herceg Novi or in Tivat? On price, Herceg Novi is cheaper. On 9 November 2026, flats for sale in Tivat asked a median €4,570 per m² on Fijaka and flats in Herceg Novi €3,500 per m², so Tivat was 31% more expensive. A one-bedroom flat asked a median €172,000 in Herceg Novi and €230,000 in Tivat.
Tivat has the larger choice of flats. Here is what the listings say, number by number.
Herceg Novi and Tivat side by side
| Measure (9 November 2026) | Herceg Novi | Tivat |
| Flats for sale | 230 | 475 |
| Median price per m² | €3,500 | €4,570 |
| Median flat | €241,000 for 64 m² | €315,000 for 68 m² |
| One-bedroom flat | €172,000 | €230,000 |
| Two-bedroom flat | €315,000 | €350,000 |
| Flats up to €150,000 | 54 | 42 |
| Flats up to €200,000 | 93 | 109 |
Long-term rentals in Herceg Novi are too few or too concentrated in one seller to compare yields.
Cheapest and most expensive areas
Herceg Novi: of the two areas with enough listings, Igalo (€2,900 per m²) is cheaper than Kumbor (€3,910).
Tivat: of the two areas with enough listings, Donja Lastva (€4,100 per m²) is cheaper than Porto Montenegro (€8,300).
Current listings: flats for sale in Herceg Novi and flats for sale in Tivat.
Related answers
- How much does a one-bedroom flat cost in Tivat?
- How much does a two-bedroom flat cost in Tivat?
- How much does a one-bedroom flat cost in Herceg Novi?
- How much does a two-bedroom flat cost in Herceg Novi?
Frequently asked questions
Is Herceg Novi cheaper than Tivat? Yes. On 9 November 2026, flats in Herceg Novi asked a median €3,500 per m² and flats in Tivat €4,570, so Tivat was 31% more expensive.
How much more does a one-bedroom flat cost in Tivat than in Herceg Novi? A median €58,000 more: €230,000 against €172,000.
Where are there more flats under €150,000, Herceg Novi or Tivat? Herceg Novi: 54 against 42.
How these numbers were measured
Asking prices of all active flats and studios for sale and for rent in the municipalities of Herceg Novi and Tivat on Fijaka on 9 November 2026. Medians leave out listings without a price. An area is shown only with at least 15 listings from at least 3 sellers, where no seller has half of them. Gross yield is a year's median asking rent divided by the median asking price, and is shown only where no seller has 60% or more of the rentals. These are asking prices, not sale prices.