More and More Romanians Buy Their Homes in Serbia. A Man Took with 6,000 Euros a 1,500 Square Meter Property
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Attracted by much more accessible offers, several bankers have decided to buy generous homes and land in the villages of Serbia near the border, some making the shuttle, and others permanently settling in the neighbouring country.
Romania remains fourth in the ranking of the most affordable residential markets in Europe, with an average housing price of 1,917 euros/mp [...] The post-Romania has the fourth cheapest real estate market in Europe, but the houses have been costed with 14.4% first appears in the Fierbinți Bridges.
According to data provided by Deloitte Property Index 2026, the biggest increases in housing prices were in Romania (+14.4%), Croatia (+14.3%), Slovakia (+12.5%) and Hungary (+10.9%).
Attracted by lower prices than we do, many Romanians buy houses in Serbia. A European study shows that homes in the neighbouring country are, on average, cheaper, and border locations become accessible, even at the price of the shuttle.
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