The average price of the apartment in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the first half of this year increased by seven percent, while the average price of the house is higher by 11 percent compared to the same period last year.
On the other hand, the average price of construction land recorded a decline of six percent, shows a semi-annual report of the Federal Administration for Geodetic and Property and Legal Affairs (FGU).
The most individual real estate prices were recorded in Sarajevo, Zenica, Tuzla, Novi Travnik and Donji Vakuf.
The house with the highest price was used in the Municipality of Centar Sarajevo for 727,500 km, with a useful area of 114 m2 and a 250 m2 plot, built in 1997. Years. The apartment with the highest price is located in the municipality of Stari Grad Sarajevo, sold for 1,315,000 km, 165 m2, in a building built in 1900. Years.
Business premises (shop) in Zenica reached the price of 420,000 KM, with an area of 120 m2, in the 2010 building. The business building in Novi Travnik has been sold for 592,000 KM, with a useful area of 1,632 m2, and was built in 1960. years. The garage in Tuzla reached the price of 54,000 KM, with an area of 16 m2, in the 2014 building. Years.
Building land in the Municipality of Novi Grad Sarajevo has been sold by 18 million KM, equal to 32,500 m2. Agricultural land in Donji Vakuf was sold for 50,000 KM, 12,650 m2.
This information shows the report, further confirm the dynamism of the real estate market in the Federation of BiH, with significant differences in prices depending on the type of property and location.
The total real estate value from the purchase agreements in the first half of this year in the Federation of BiH amounted to KM 867.6 million, which is an increase of 11 percent compared to the same period last year.
The semi-annual report of the Federal Geodetic and Property-Legal Affairs (FGU) was developed with the Tax Administration of the Federation of BiH (PU FBiH), within the establishment of the Real Estate Prices (RCN), and the system currently operates in 74 out of 79 local government units, and in all 73 FBiH.
According to the data from 9,801 registered sales contract, the subject of tax cut was 9,463 of them, while 6,601 contracts entered for the data in the Republic of Montenegro were used for market analysis. Of this, 943 contracts refer to mixed turnover, total values over 107 million KM.
The total number of generated sales contracts (10,038) records a decline of 11 percent compared to the first half of 2024. year, while the total value increased by three percent, the Federal Administration for Geodetic and Property-Legal Affairs.
