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Croatia seems to be brink of significant legislative changes that could reshape its real estate and financial landscapes, according to Peterka & Partners Zagreb Senior Associate Anja Haramija, who reports on a new real estate tax targeting property owners and regulations aimed at protecting senior citizens.

Komnenic & Partners' real estate practice has been navigating complex challenges, including zoning issues and frequent changes of the government and responsible bodies, while managing several high-profile projects, according to Managing Partner Milos Komnenic, who discusses the ongoing developments in the hospitality and retail sectors, the impact of regulatory uncertainty on investment, and the outlook for Montenegro's real estate market over the next year.

Starting from 1 January 2025, Hungary moves to a fully electronic land registry system following many delays and the potential benefits are transformative. The push for this modernization began in the 2010s, spurred by the success of electronic property registration systems across Europe. Countries like Austria and the Czech Republic have been using electronic land registries since 2001, with Slovakia, Romania, Poland, and most recently Bulgaria following suit in 2021. While these countries maintain paper-based options, the shift toward digital processes has proven advantageous.

Former Triniti Jurex Attorney at Law Deivis Valiulis has joined Eversheds Saladzius' real estate and construction team as Partner, together with Senior Associates Raminta Vilcinskaite and Ruta Brazauskiene, Associate Marius Choniakovas, and Lawyer Dominyka Burneikaite.

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