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17.4.2025

Lease Agreement: The Key to a Safe and Clear Property Rental

A lease agreement is a legal document that defines the rights and obligations of both the landlord and the tenant, while also precisely specifying the property that is the subject of the agreement. Since it provides legal protection and transparency, the contract should always be concluded in written form. A properly drafted agreement ensures that both parties clearly understand their obligations, helping to prevent potential disputes in the future.

17.4.2025

What Does a Pre-Contract in Real Estate Purchasing Mean and Why Is It Recommended?

In practice, a pre-contract is often used when purchasing real estate. It is a legal instrument that provides greater legal security for both the buyer and the seller, especially when the conditions for signing the main contract have not yet been fulfilled.

17.4.2025

Inheritance of Real Estate in Slovenia: Everything You Need to Know

Inheritance of real estate in Slovenia is an important topic for anyone thinking about long-term wealth planning or dealing with inheritance. The inheritance process is mainly regulated by the Family Code and the Inheritance Act, with significant tax aspects governed by the Inheritance and Gift Tax Act. In this article, we will explain in detail how the inheritance process works, who the legal heirs are, what taxes apply, and how debts and burdens on real estate are inherited.

17.4.2025

Occupancy Permit: What You Need to Know for the Legal Use and Sale of Real Estate

An occupancy permit is a key document that confirms that a building has been constructed in accordance with the valid building permit and is suitable for use. In Slovenia, it is mandatory for all newly constructed buildings intended for use, as well as for reconstructions and changes in the purpose of buildings. Without this permit, owners cannot legally use or sell their property.

16.4.2025

Building Permit: Everything You Need to Know Before Starting Construction

A building permit is mandatory for all types of new constructions, major renovations, demolitions of buildings near neighboring properties, and changes in the intended use of spaces. Construction must comply with municipal spatial plans, which define land use regulations, permissible dimensions of buildings, distance from neighboring plots, and other conditions. It is also important to check whether the land is part of a protected area, such as cultural heritage sites, natural landmarks, or infrastructure corridors.

3.2.2025

Major residential projects coming to Ljubljana in 2025

In the past year, residential construction in Ljubljana has been average, with no major projects. However, this year and next year, several large construction sites are expected to begin, as larger investors take over the market, demand for housing remains high, and interest rates are low.

10.12.2024

Ljubljana Real Estate Market Report – Third Quarter Highlights

The Ljubljana real estate market continues to showcase its appeal, maintaining stable prices and a robust interest among buyers. Whether you’re considering investing in Slovenia for its vibrant capital city or its overall charm, the market presents several promising trends that could make now the perfect time to invest.

12.9.2024

New Aparments in Prule, City Centre: What’s Coming to Ljubljana by 2027?

A new housing project is coming to Ljubljana’s Prule district, along Karlovška cesta. The project includes two towers with around 25 apartments, planned on the site of the former Pirnat Svetila shop and workshop. Construction is expected to be completed by the end of 2027, but the investors still have a long way to go, as they are waiting for all the necessary permits to be obtained.

26.7.2024

Real Estate Trends in Europe: Slovenia’s Investment Potential

Recent data from Eurostat shows a complex picture across European real estate markets. In the first quarter of 2024, the EU experienced a 1.3% annual increase in property prices, contrasting with a 0.4% decrease in the Eurozone. Slovenia, however, stands out with a significant 6.3% rise in property values, especially notable in Ljubljana, where used apartment prices jumped by 9.1%.

2.7.2024

Real Estate Market Trends: Quarterly and Annual Price Increases

The real estate market in Slovenia continues to show dynamic shifts. According to the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, the latest figures reveal notable price changes in both quarterly and annual terms.

30.5.2024

Retiring in Slovenia: What You Need to Know

Slovenia, with its picturesque landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and high quality of life, is fast becoming a favored destination for retirees seeking a peaceful and fulfilling lifestyle. At Elite Property Slovenia, we understand the unique needs of retirees and are here to guide you through every step of your transition. Here’s everything you need to know about retiring in Slovenia.

13.4.2024

Your Guide to Buying Real Estate in Slovenia: A Foreigner’s Handbook

Are you considering making Slovenia your home away from home? As a foreigner interested in purchasing real estate in this stunning European gem, you’re embarking on an exciting journey. Elite Property Slovenia is here to guide you every step of the way, ensuring a smooth and successful transition to your Slovenian dream property.