Economic activity in Bosnia and Herzegovina is forecast by the European Commission to gain some momentum, with output growth accelerating stably between 3% and 4% in the following years. The main drivers of growth are inventory build-up and increased private consumption due to rising employment and low inflation. Although declining, unemployment, especially among the youth, remains high, despite some visible improvements. BH’s economy is developing at a rate that is below its potential and reform measures are necessary to significantly…

Since 2006, Montenegro has been increasingly attractive to foreign investors. The combination of its natural potential and the continuous improvements in the business climate are attracting the highest share of foreign investors. That is why FDI per capita in Montenegro is also one of the highest in Europe. If you want to get more specific data, download our free Montenegro Q2 2019 Montenegro FDI Overview by filling the form bellow. In case you require the full version of our market…

Tourism ‘defended’ the title of the most successful activity in Montenegro. In 2018, a record tourism revenue of one billion Euro was reached and there were more than two million visitors in a country with just 0.6 million residents. In case you are interested in tourism trends and figures (tourist arrivals, average length of stay, occupancy rates and other), download our free Montenegro Q2 2019 Tourism and Seasonality Overview by filling the form bellow. In case you require the full version…

Our regional residential market overview (Q3 2018) introduces the key macroeconomic data of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia and provides an over of market prices and rents for Belgrade, Ljubljana, Podgorica, Sarajevo and Zagreb.