New real estate investment model in Serbia sparks citizen interest and promises profitable returns

The new real estate investment model has generated significant interest among citizens and is accessible to everyone, as recently showcased at the National Bank of Serbia. Potential earnings for investors are promising, and detailed calculations have been shared to illustrate this opportunity.

Dušan Uzelac, editor of the “Kamatica” portal, explained the new investment process and noted the high level of interest, with many users already registered on the investiram.rs platform. He outlined the expected profits for those who invest in this model.

“The price of an investment square is determined by the average cost per square meter of the entire building. For our current project—a residential and commercial building on Ustanička Street in Belgrade—the investment price is set at €1,862 per square. With an expected selling price of €2,732, this results in a profit of €870, which we split evenly. Therefore, if someone invests in one investment square, they can anticipate a profit of €435 over the 24-month investment cycle for construction and sale,” Uzelac stated.

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Initial investment and opportunities

The initial investment can start as low as one square, currently priced at €1,862 for this project. Investors have the option to invest in multiple squares or an entire unit. Uzelac encourages interested parties to seek further information through the investiram.rs platform.

This co-investment model has the potential to reshape housing investment in the domestic market, allowing individuals with excess funds to participate as investors. It offers returns more attractive than traditional bank savings while being less risky than stock market trading. Due to overwhelming interest, the team is actively exploring new locations for future projects, suggesting that the upcoming year could transform investment strategies in the domestic real estate sector.

A much-needed financing model

Project director Aleksandar Nikčević, a civil engineer with over 20 years of experience and more than 300,000 square meters built, believes this model addresses the long-standing need for a reliable funding framework. It ensures that project implementation begins only after securing 100% of the necessary funds.

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Nikčević emphasized that this approach eliminates the risk of project delays or stoppages, providing investors with complete transparency throughout the construction process. This visibility is a significant advantage of the “Investing Square” model, according to project representatives.