28 of the best · Belgrade, Serbia
Moving to Belgrade or investing? Estate agencies with help in English, the websites where most Belgrade homes are listed, new homes at Belgrade Waterfront, the projects changing the city and its landmark architecture, from brutalist icons to the new skyline.
Our 28 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
Three of our favourites from this list, vetted by people who know and love Belgrade.
Guides for foreign buyers
A large Belgrade agency for buying, selling and renting, with English-language guides for foreign buyers on reciprocity, tax numbers and the buying process.
New riverside homes
New apartments and branded residences, including The Residences at The St. Regis Belgrade, sold directly by the developer of Belgrade Waterfront on the Sava.
Estate agencies and international advisers, including Sotheby's International Realty.
International adviser
The Belgrade office of CBRE, the global commercial property adviser, for offices, retail, investment and residential projects.
Guides for foreign buyers
A large Belgrade agency for buying, selling and renting, with English-language guides for foreign buyers on reciprocity, tax numbers and the buying process.
International adviser
The Serbian office of Colliers, the international property adviser, for residential and commercial property, valuation and investment.
Sotheby’s International Realty
The Serbian office of Sotheby's International Realty, selling luxury homes and new developments in Belgrade, including The Residences at The St. Regis, from offices at Belgrade Waterfront and in New Belgrade.
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Local agency
A Belgrade estate agency for buying, selling and renting flats and houses.
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Where most Belgrade flats to buy and rent are listed.
Classifieds website
A long-running Serbian classifieds website whose property section lists thousands of Belgrade flats to buy and rent from agencies and owners.
Homes to buy and rent
A big Serbian property website with flats, houses and new builds to buy or rent across Belgrade.
New apartments sold directly by the developer.
New riverside homes
New apartments and branded residences, including The Residences at The St. Regis Belgrade, sold directly by the developer of Belgrade Waterfront on the Sava.
Furniture, homeware and cookware for a new home, from IKEA to Kave Home.
Italian homeware
Coincasa on the ground floor of Galerija Belgrade, the Italian homeware store for kitchenware, textiles and décor.
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Swedish restaurant too
The big IKEA store on the Belgrade–Niš motorway at the Tranšped interchange, open every day from 10:00 to 21:00, with furniture, homeware, plants and a Swedish restaurant. IKEA also has a planning studio in New Belgrade for kitchens and wardrobes.
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Stores across Belgrade
The Danish home and furniture chain, with stores across Belgrade for beds, mattresses, duvets, garden furniture and storage at good prices.
Mediterranean furniture
Kave Home on the second floor of Galerija Belgrade, the Spanish brand for relaxed Mediterranean furniture and décor.
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Homeware
Zara Home on the ground floor of Galerija Belgrade, with bedding, tableware, candles and decorative pieces.
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Cookware
Zepter on the ground floor of Galerija Belgrade, the cookware and home brand founded by a Serbian entrepreneur, with premium pots, pans and tableware.
Bulevar Vudroa Vilsona 14Explore View on map
Belgrade's landmark buildings, from belle-époque Savamala to the brutalist towers and blocks of the Yugoslav era and the new skyline at the Waterfront.
Pre-war landmark
The palace at the top of Knez Mihailova, at its completion one of the tallest buildings in the Balkans.
Rebuilt tower
The TV tower on Mount Avala, destroyed in 1999 and rebuilt in 2010, with an observation deck looking over the city and Šumadija.
Belle-époque Savamala
An ornate early 20th-century building in Savamala in the Serbian-Byzantine style, one of the finest of its era in the city.
Tallest in Serbia
The twisting glass tower at Belgrade Waterfront, home to The St. Regis, residences and the Belgrade 360 Deck on the 41st floor.
City-centre skyscraper
The dark-glass skyscraper at the top of Masarikova Street, one of the most recognisable towers in central Belgrade.
Brutalist landmark
Three 28-storey concrete residential towers on the eastern edge of the city, the 'Eastern Gate' of Belgrade, now a favourite of architecture photographers.
Neo-baroque
Serbia's parliament, a domed neo-baroque palace begun in 1907 and completed in 1936, facing Pionirski Park.
Modernist gem
A crystalline white modernist museum building on the riverbank at Ušće, designed by Ivan Antić and Ivanka Raspopović, with a sculpture park facing the fortress.
Socialist modernism
The numbered housing blocks of New Belgrade, built from the 1950s to the 1980s on the marshes across the Sava: concrete megastructures, wide boulevards and green courtyards that make the district a living museum of Yugoslav modernism.
Former Federal Palace
The former Federal Executive Council building of Yugoslavia, a vast modernist palace on the Ušće side of New Belgrade, with grand halls decorated by Yugoslav artists.
Late modernist
A huge late-modernist congress and concert centre built for a 1977 international conference, with a big hall that still hosts concerts and festivals.
Rebuilt landmark
The tower by Ušće Park, built for the Communist Party's Central Committee, damaged in 1999 and rebuilt as a glass office tower with a second twin added beside it.
Brutalist icon
Mihajlo Mitrović's 115-metre Genex Tower: two concrete towers joined by a bridge and crowned by a round former revolving restaurant, greeting everyone arriving from the airport.
The biggest projects changing Belgrade, from the Waterfront’s expansion across the Sava to EXPO 2027.
Phases open · building continues
A new riverside district on the Sava between the old town and New Belgrade, with apartment towers, the Belgrade Tower with The St. Regis and the Belgrade 360 Deck, Galerija Belgrade, the Sava Promenade and new parks.
Planned · spatial plan amended
The next chapter of Belgrade Waterfront: about 327 hectares across Savski Venac, Stari Grad, New Belgrade and Čukarica. Hall 1 of the Belgrade Fair becomes a new home for the opera, with a central square in front, beside the city’s largest marina and a 120-metre tower. The Belgrade Eye, a big Ferris wheel, is planned on the New Belgrade bank between the new pedestrian bridge and Gazela, and the Sava Promenade will run on to Ada Ciganlija.
Works started
The old railway bridge over the Sava, closed to trains in 2018, is being turned into a green pedestrian bridge with viewpoints and places to rest, the centrepiece of a new Linear Park linking New Belgrade with Topčider Park.
Replacing the Old Sava Bridge
A new 420-metre steel arch road bridge over the Sava at the site of the Old Sava Bridge, which closed to traffic in November 2024 and is being taken down.
Works started
The site of the legendary Hotel Jugoslavija on the Danube in New Belgrade, bought by Millennium Team in 2024, is becoming a modern residential and business complex with a high-category hotel, with more than €400 million of investment planned over four years.
Under construction · 15 May to 15 August 2027
The Specialised Expo will run from 15 May to 15 August 2027 on a 25-hectare site in Surčin, near the airport and the Sava.
Foreigners can usually buy a flat in Serbia if their country offers Serbians the same right (reciprocity), and need a Serbian tax number. Rules change, so take advice from a Serbian lawyer before you buy.
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