The Slovenian property market is currently experiencing a robust growth phase, presenting attractive opportunities for both local and international investors.
Ljubljana, the capital city, is undergoing extensive development, highlighted by significant construction projects that include the construction of residential areas, modern passenger hubs, and large-scale urban regeneration initiatives.
The market outlook, as forecasted by Altum Capital, suggests stable growth compared to other European markets like Germany. Factors contributing to this growth include a thriving economy, changing consumer preferences towards modern and energy-efficient properties, prime locations with natural and cultural appeal, and proximity to popular tourist destinations. The burgeoning tech industry in Slovenia is also bolstering demand by attracting skilled professionals.
International investors are notably active in Ljubljana's property sector. Zetland Capital from the UK is set to commence the construction of two residential complexes and is awaiting permits for a third, while OTP, Hungary's largest bank, is behind the Emonika project—a monumental development featuring the tallest building in the city, along with residential units, offices, hotels, and a shopping mall. Slovak investors are also involved, planning revitalization projects and significant developments near Ljubljana's railway station.
Moreover, prominent Slovenian entrepreneurs like Ivo Boscarol are seizing opportunities in real estate. Boscarol, who sold Pipistrel to Textron in 2022, is now focusing on a large residential zone near the BTC shopping center, part of the expansive Šmartinska Partnership urban regeneration project led by the City of Ljubljana. This initiative includes the development of a sports center and multiple residential areas across the city, further enhancing its appeal as a dynamic investment destination.
Source: https://www.sloveniabusiness.eu/hot-topics/international-investors-discover-slovenias-real-estate
