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Labor shortage in Serbia’s construction sector may lead to higher housing prices

April 19, 2025

The construction sector is facing a labor shortage, with high demand for craftsmen such as painters, insulators and those specializing in finishing works like...

Serbia’s robust economic growth: The key role of construction and future projections

September 8, 2024

Serbia's GDP has surged by 26.5% over recent years, significantly outpacing the EU's 10.2% increase. Projections for this year suggest Serbia’s GDP will grow...

May 2024 construction data: EU sector slows while Serbia’s market grows

July 23, 2024

In May 2024, seasonally adjusted construction production declined by 0.9 percent in the Eurozone and 1 percent in the EU, according to preliminary estimates...

Challenges in legalizing illegal buildings in Serbia: Progress and obstacles

July 20, 2024

Serbia has been grappling with the issue of illegal buildings for decades, with most of these structures concentrated in Belgrade. Legalizing these buildings requires...

Serbia sees significant growth in car and light commercial vehicle sales in 2024

July 16, 2024

In May 2024, Serbia issued 2,461 construction permits, marking a 2.4 percent increase compared to May 2023, according to the Republic Statistical Office (RZS). Of...

El Sevedi’s interest in Serbian investments signals potential economic boost

July 15, 2024

"El Sevedi Company, which has built the entire new Cairo, has expressed interest in significant investments in Serbia and partnerships with companies in the...

Serbia’s logistics sector grows: Focus on modern warehousing

July 7, 2024

Foreign investment trends in Serbia have undergone notable shifts, primarily favoring sectors like processing industries, construction, real estate and mining over recent years. This...

Navigating challenges in Serbia’s construction sector: Insights and perspectives

June 5, 2024

Construction activity has recently shown signs of slowing down, prompting the president of the country to examine the underlying reasons. Despite the president's observations,...

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