Buy a House or Flat in Futog, near Novi Sad

Futog lies on the Danube, a short drive from central Novi Sad, with an old settlement core, new apartment blocks and flat farmland. The city is Serbia's second-largest, with a university and tech sector, and a high-speed rail link to Belgrade has cut journey times. Daily life is car and bus based.

Compare neighbouring districts Veternik and Sremska Kamenica, the city of Novi Sad, and the larger markets of Stara Pazova and Belgrade.

Foreigners can generally buy apartments and houses, subject to reciprocity, but agricultural land is restricted. Use a lawyer to check the cadastre entry, that the building is legalised, and any mortgages or tenants. Contracts are verified by a notary, and costs include a 2.5% transfer tax on resale properties (confirm exemptions) and professional fees.

See the Serbia buying guide and financing page.

Pay particular attention to whether a flat is in a new building with a proper occupancy permit, since this affects registration and mortgage eligibility.