The experience of European Union countries shows that membership is often accompanied by a sharp increase in real estate prices. According to Eurostat data, from 2015 to 2025, apartment prices in the EU increased by more than 60 percent on average, while rents increased significantly in all member states, by an average of about 20 percent.
In some countries, such as Hungary and Bulgaria, prices have increased many times over. This data raises the question of whether a similar scenario awaits Montenegro after joining the European Union?
In Colors of the Morning on Friday, January 16, and these topics:
- University of Montenegro: Public registry against fake diplomas.
- Free kindergartens in Bar, less money for other social measures.
- Citizens can receive a subsidy of 500 euros for old vehicles. What is the procedure?
- A state pharmacy opened in Sutomore after eight years.
- What is the stage of construction of the new cemetery at Ćemovsko polje?
- The sunken royal yacht "Rumija" comes to life on film.
- Concert of the Montenegrin Symphony Orchestra "The Card Game".
- The year 2025 is one of the three warmest in the history of temperature measurements.
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