May 5, 2026 · 4:30 PMSTATISTICSTREND

Montenegro per-m² asking prices mapped city-by-city, summer 2026

A summer 2026 city-by-city benchmark of asking prices per square metre across Montenegro on 5 May 2026, built from a first-party aggregator of active listings rather than secondary portal feeds. The carousel breaks each coastal city into neighbourhood tiers - separating Porto Montenegro and core Bay of Kotor waterfront from secondary Tivat stock and inland Boka - and flags explicitly that Montenegro keeps no public transaction registry, so listed prices remain a ceiling rather than a clearing level. For buyers and investors, the value lies in the relative spreads between neighbourhoods: where Luštica Bay sits against open-market Tivat, how Old Town Kotor compares with Dobrota, and where the floor holds in Herceg Novi and Bar.

Tivat Montenegro median asking price per m² by neighbourhood, summer 2026
Tivat splits cleanly into a branded-residence tier (Luštica €7,435/m², Boka Place €7,222/m²) and an open-market core where Centar at €4,667/m² and Seljanovo at €4,091/m² set the realistic entry for non-marina stock. The €2,500-3,500/m² floor in Krašići, Radovići and Đurašević marks the edge of the commuter belt, where supply is older and liquidity thins fast.
Kotor Montenegro median asking price per m² by neighbourhood, summer 2026
Kotor's Old Town (Grad €6,096/m²) and Perast (€5,186/m²) carry a clear UNESCO premium, while Dobrota - the deepest pool of waterfront inventory at 194 active listings - sits at €3,922/m². The €3,100-3,500/m² band across Škaljari, Stoliv and Prčanj is where most realistic Bay of Kotor purchases actually clear.
Budva Montenegro median asking price per m² by neighbourhood, summer 2026
Dukley Gardens at €8,000/m² remains the outlier, with Sveti Stefan-adjacent Rijeka Reževići and Zavala in the €5,900-6,500/m² band. Rafailovići (€4,178/m², 190 listings) and Centar (€3,742/m², 295 listings) are the liquid core - and Pržno and Rozino at ~€3,400/m² with 135-150 listings each show where Budva's high-supply, lower-trophy stock sits.
Herceg Novi Montenegro median asking price per m² by neighbourhood, summer 2026
Luštica peninsula (€10,000/m²) skews the top of the chart, but the genuine Herceg Novi market sits between Savina at €4,121/m² and Đenovići at €3,200/m² with 222 active listings. Igalo at €3,000/m² and Topla at €2,745/m² remain the most accessible coastal entry points anywhere in the Boka.
Bar Montenegro median asking price per m² by neighbourhood, summer 2026
Bar holds the lowest coastal floor in Montenegro: Centar at €2,933/m² with 216 listings and Šušanj at €2,389/m² with 70 listings define the realistic clearing band. Sutomore (€2,400/m², 88 listings) and Ilino (€2,400/m², 117 listings) confirm that sub-€2,500/m² seafront is still on the table here in a way it no longer is in Boka.
Podgorica Montenegro median asking price per m² by neighbourhood, summer 2026
Podgorica is structurally the cheapest urban market: only Kod Capital Plaza (€4,500/m²) breaks the €4k ceiling, while Tološka šuma (€3,306/m², 41 listings) and City Kvart (€3,191/m², 274 listings) anchor the prime stock. Preko Morače at €2,849/m² with 194 listings is where most domestic owner-occupier demand actually transacts.
Kolašin Montenegro median asking price per m² by neighbourhood, summer 2026
Kolašin is a thin four-neighbourhood market: Dulovine prints €3,041/m² on a single listing, while Centar at €2,679/m² with 55 listings is the only dataset large enough to read as a real market signal. Smailagića Polje and Breza below €2,600/m² confirm the mountain segment still sits well under coastal pricing despite the ski-front narrative.

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