"Now it is not the right time to venture into Serbia's office segment".

Krsta Sandić

Why skyscrapers are becoming a need for Belgrade? What are the issues related to the implementation of high-rises in Serbia? Which are the main drivers of the hospitality industry in the country and when is the Serbian hotel market expected to stabilize? Why is logistics real estate offering plenty of opportunity at the moment in Serbia? Which real estate segments are most perspective today in the country? What are the major differences and similarities between Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria? Why now it is not the right time to invest in offices in Serbia?

Willing to raise the curtain on Serbian real estate still higher, Property Xpress addresses these questions to Krsta Sandić, Vice President of Verano Group of Companies, one of the leading groups in the country, operating in real estate investment and development, flour milling and baking as well as in the automotive industry.

In the present interview you can find out also: Has Verano Invest, the real estate branch of Verano Group, abandoned the idea of the 46-storey tower the company wanted to erect on its site in Block 23? Why did the company decide to develop a city-within-a-city project? Is Verano Group considering the sale of Trosarina mall? What is the plan for Block 34? What is the company’s objective with regard to the hospitality sector? How is the group intending to expand into Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and what will be of prime importance for its development there? Which Ukrainian city is Verano Invest looking at now and will it join forces with a local partner? How will the Serbian real estate market look like in five years and what will be Verano Invest’s role in it? Go for the answers.



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