RUSSIANS AND UKRAINIANS CAME TO BELGRADE AND RAISED THE PRICES IN NIŠ Real Estate For Sale Or Rent In Every Wave The Prices Get More and More

Vladimir Živadinović, director of the "Boks nekretnine" agency from Niš, told Tanjug that there was no great demand for buying apartments in the territory of Niš, because the first options of citizens of Russia and Ukraine were Belgrade and Novi Sad, so it did not directly affect the market, but indirectly, because at the state level there is quite a rise in the price of real estate due to their arrival - On the territory of the Niš district, there was a large increase in the demand for space for rent, both apartments and office space, and thus this affected the price increase - states Živadinović.

As he said, if the war ended tomorrow, there would not be a rapid drop in prices, because people have somehow already gotten used to it - Russians and Ukrainians come to us and rent apartments, and they use that space for both work and living.

This is one of the reasons why it is worthwhile for them to pay a higher price, and the rent price is higher with them than with us, so it is also the reason why it is acceptable for them to pay more than our citizens - states Živadinović He adds that Russian and Ukrainian languages ​​can be heard on the streets of Nis, but he is not sure that they want to live in that city permanently, because, as he supposes, they would buy apartments in that case.

- They are mainly looking for apartments for rent, because I assume that they are waiting for something to happen regarding the war - Živadinović pointed out He adds that among the foreign students who came to the Faculty of Medicine in Nis last year, there are a large number of those who defected from Ukraine, given that they have a department that is taught in English, but as he points out, they are not potential buyers either, but more of them interested in renting apartments.

The director of the Art real estate agency from Belgrade, Uroš Jovanović, told Tanjug that in the past year, citizens of Russia and Ukraine rented apartments in Belgrade in three waves, in March, June and October - In that period, over 150,000 people came, according to official data.

They were primarily interested in publishing A much smaller part was also interested in buying, maybe less than one percent - says Jovanović.

He adds that this trend is now slowly changing, and that a part of them from tenants are now becoming buyers According to his opinion, in a hypothetical situation, if the war on the real estate market were to end tomorrow, there would not be a big drop in prices immediately.

DK - Surely it would be reflected, but not immediately According to all the information we have, you have a large part of people who came from the IT sector, and according to my information, a huge number of services and tools cannot be used in the Russian Federation at the moment - Jovanocić points out and adds that a large number are now connected to Serbia because of work.

He also points out that there have been situations where landlords have one price for Russian or Ukrainian citizens, and a slightly lower price for domestic citizens - But that later disappeared, since there was an extremely high demand for apartments from Russian citizens and they were ready to pay a higher price than the market price, so a large number of landlords decided for them - says Jovanović.

He adds that Russian citizens are ready to pay rent in the range of 700-800 euros and up, and even 1,000-2,000 euros - A number also left Belgrade because the rent is lower in those cities.

Not all Russian citizens have a budget of 1,000 euros or more, so a large number of them quickly realized that those who do not have such a budget, go outside Belgrade - says Jovanović Bonus video:.