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How much does a house cost in Montenegro? House prices by town (November 2026)

On 9 November 2026, 1,192 houses for sale in Montenegro were advertised on Fijaka at a median of €267,000 for 167 m². Danilovgrad and Ulcinj were cheapest, Kotor and Budva most expensive. Prices, sizes and price per m² town by town.

Rohat KahramanAttorney, RoNa Legal

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View across the Bay of Tivat from a hillside with stone houses and olive trees towards a small coastal town below the mountains

How much does a house cost in Montenegro? On 9 November 2026, 1,192 houses for sale were advertised on Fijaka at a median asking price of €267,000, or €1,600 per m², for a typical 167 m². The cheapest towns were Danilovgrad (median €155,000) and Ulcinj (€180,000); the most expensive were Kotor (€550,000) and Budva (€540,000).

In every town in the table, houses ask less per m² than flats. The table shows where each town sits.

House prices by town

TownHouses for saleMedian priceMedian sizeMedian price per m²
Danilovgrad53€155,000140 m²€1,310
Ulcinj27€180,000140 m²€1,540
Bar574€220,000160 m²€1,320
Podgorica118€275,000205 m²€1,360
Herceg Novi92€350,000172 m²€2,010
Tivat78€490,000172 m²€3,000
Budva70€540,000220 m²€2,780
Kotor113€550,000170 m²€3,020

Bar has almost half of all houses on Fijaka. Its largest seller has 53% of them; without that seller the median is the same, €220,000. In Budva the median without the largest seller is €495,000.

Not shown: Kolašin, where one seller has 87% of the houses, and Žabljak, with 11 houses.

Current listings: houses for sale in Montenegro, in Bar and in Podgorica.

What does buying cost on top of the price?

A resale house pays transfer tax of 3% of the tax base up to €150,000 and 5% on the part above: €8,000 on a €220,000 house and €10,750 on a €275,000 one (transfer tax guide). With a house, check the land registry entry and whether the building is legalised before paying anything: see what "legalizacija u toku" means for a buyer and the viewing checklist.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average price of a house in Montenegro? The median asking price was €267,000 on 9 November 2026, across 1,192 houses on Fijaka.

Where are the cheapest houses in Montenegro? Among towns with enough listings, Danilovgrad (median €155,000) and Ulcinj (€180,000). On the coast, Bar asked €220,000 for a median 160 m².

How much does a house cost in Podgorica? A median €275,000 for 205 m², or €1,360 per m², across 118 listings.

How much does a house cost in Bar? A median €220,000 for 160 m², or €1,320 per m², across 574 listings.

How much does a house by the sea cost in Kotor or Tivat? Kotor: a median €550,000 for 170 m². Tivat: €490,000 for 172 m².

How these numbers were measured

Asking prices of all active houses for sale (not villas) on Fijaka on 9 November 2026, by municipality. A town is shown with at least 15 houses from at least 3 sellers where no seller has more than 60% of them. 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.