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Christie’s International Real Estate
Christie’s International
Christie’s International Real Estate is part of the world renowned Christie’s auction house, founded in London in 1766. With a network of more than 900 offices in 48 countries, and hubs in New York, London and Hong Kong, it is recognized as a global leader in the luxury residential property market.
Since its establishment in 1995, Christie’s International Real Estate has been dedicated to marketing exceptional properties to discerning buyers worldwide. With the largest network of specialists focused solely on prime real estate valued from one million euros and above, affiliated brokerages have collectively achieved around US$500 billion in sales over the past five years.
Backed by Christie’s, one of the world’s foremost art and luxury businesses, the network benefits from an unmatched platform that spans fine art, luxury goods and international real estate.
About Christie’s International
Remington Realty is the exclusive Christie’s International Real Estate affiliate for the local markets of Serbia, Montenegro and Croatia. Only one firm in each territory is entrusted with the Christie’s brand, which ensures that our clients work with a truly select group of professionals.
Christie’s International Real Estate chooses its partners according to rigorous standards. As a result, its global network is made up of an elite circle of top tier brokers. In line with this philosophy, Remington Realty operates according to the highest professional principles and has a proven record of success in the sale of luxury properties.
Every transaction we handle is carried out under the Christie’s banner, safeguarding the heritage, integrity and reputation of one of the most respected names in the world.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Registering the Agreement for Sale with the Real Estate Cadastre is what makes your ownership legally binding and publicly recorded in Montenegro. Until registration is complete, your claim to the property isn’t protected against competing claims, liens, or third-party disputes. It’s the step that officially transfers title into your name.
Typically you’ll need: proof of ownership (List of Immovable Properties / Cadastre extract), your ID or passport, the original purchase contract, proof that property taxes are paid up to date, and any permits or certificates relevant to the property (e.g., building permit, energy certificate). Our agents will guide you through the exact checklist for your specific property.
Capital gains tax exemptions in Montenegro can apply in specific cases — for example, if the property was your primary residence for a minimum holding period, or under certain inheritance and family-transfer circumstances. Because these rules depend on individual circumstances, we recommend a short consultation with a local tax advisor to confirm your eligibility before selling.
Yes — Montenegro applies a real estate transfer tax (currently around 3%) on most property transfers, including gifts between parties who are not immediate family. Transfers between spouses or direct descendants can qualify for exemptions. We recommend confirming the exact rate and any applicable exemptions with a local notary or tax advisor before completing the transfer.
As the buyer, you’ll generally need a valid ID or passport, proof of funds or financing arrangements, and — if purchasing as a foreign national — confirmation of your eligibility to buy property in Montenegro (most EU and many non-EU buyers can purchase freely, though some restrictions apply to agricultural or protected land). Our team will confirm exactly what’s required based on your nationality and the property type.