Invest in Montenegro – A Smart Choice for Bold Visions: We present eKapija's new special edition newsletter

Source: eKapija Thursday, 25.09.2025. 11:24
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The eKapija business portal has published the special edition newsletter Invest in Montenegro – A Smart Choice for Bold Visions. In this special edition, you can read about the key economic indicators that shape the investment climate in Montenegro. Through conversations with business leaders and decision-makers, we analyze the business environment and macroeconomic trends, showing how global and domestic developments affect the Montenegrin economy and its investment potential.

Nina Drakic, President of the Chamber of Commerce of Montenegro, emphasizes that investors are only looking for clear "rules of the game," consistent application of regulations and an open dialogue between the state and the economy. Therefore, she says, it is important that Montenegro, in addition to reforms that will improve the business environment, devise and develop support mechanisms that will attract investors precisely to sectors with the greatest development potential.

Arijana Nikolic Vucinic, Executive Director of the Foreign Investors Council of Montenegro, says in an interview with eKapija that, despite the slight increase in the ease of doing business index in 2024, Montenegro still faces numerous challenges that make it difficult to attract productive and long-term investments. Key challenges, such as the lack of transparency, frequent changes in legislation and low efficiency of public administration, continue to slow down the development of the business environment.

In the Bijelo Polje industrial zone, on the site of the former Yugoslav giant Vunko, Bravera City Park, the largest retail center in Montenegro and the region, was recently opened. Behind this project is the Velickovic family, brothers Vladimir and Petar, who have been investing in their city for more than three decades. And they do not intend to stop, on the contrary. As they said in an interview with eKapija, a second phase of Bravera City Park development is planned, within which sports fields will also be built. And they also want to build a high-class hotel in one of the best locations in Bijelo Polje.


Carine continues to push the boundaries of hotel offerings on the Montenegrin coast, announcing the construction of the largest hotel in the country and the region in Baosici. In parallel, the company is also developing a project in Kumbor and Djenovici, a mixed-use complex that will combine hotel capacities and residential units, including the option of a time-share model. We talked about all this with Vladimir Popovic, General Manager of Carine.

On the coast of Risan, the oldest town in the heart of the Bay of Kotor, a unique project is being created - Movenpick Hotel & Residences Teuta Kotor Bay. The first resort of the renowned Swiss brand in Montenegro brings a new vision of life by the sea, combining top-notch hotel service and the authenticity of local heritage. In addition to the hotel, the project also includes fully equipped, branded residences for purchase, which provide owners with an exclusive lifestyle and the opportunity for smart investment.

Lustica Bay is opening a new chapter in the development of The Peaks golf resort, with a collection of 11 three-bedroom townhouses overlooking the UNESCO-protected Bay of Kotor. Located next to the fifth hole of the future championship golf course, this edition of townhouses offers a higher level of privacy and represents an unbeatable option for living in a peaceful, natural environment.

Terraforming has unveiled the Kalista Residence complex, which is being built in the very center of Kolasin, in a prestigious location on Milivoja Bulatovica Street. Kalista Residence is a modern residential and business complex that brings a new standard of living and investment. Every detail of the complex is designed to meet the highest standards of modern construction.

Velje Brdo, the largest residential project in Montenegro, plans to offer the first apartments by 2026 at a price of 1,000 euros per square meter, with favorable repayment terms over 30 years and an interest rate of 1.2%. More than 10,000 citizens have expressed interest, which confirms that there is a huge demand for this model of housing construction.

In the new issue, find out how Montenegro can harness the potential of the blue economy, whether it is possible to buy real estate in Montenegro with cryptocurrencies, and how it can become a global destination for digital nomads.

You can view the entire content of the newsletter HERE.

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