How Has the Arrival of Russians in Belgrade Increased Real Estate Prices?

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Mar 3, 2023
Since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, more than 100 thousand Russians and around 18 thousand Ukrainians have arrived in Serbia. Many of them came with children looking to move their lives and businesses until the situation calms back home. But their arrival has increased the demand for homes and work places in Serbia. The rents especially in Belgrade have skyrocketed and many Serbians are complaining about the prices they can no longer afford.

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