Belgrade Waterfront: Transformation of the Capital of Serbia - 3.5 Billion Dollar Project
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- Опубликовано: 29 май 2024
- Belgrade Waterfront is a large-scale project for the development of territories in the capital of Serbia on the Sava River. The initiative was launched in 2014 by the Government of Serbia in partnership with Eagle Hills, a leading Abu Dhabi-based private investment and development company focused on creating new urban centers in fast-growing international markets. About $3.5 billion will be invested in the project, jointly by the Serbian government and their UAE partners.
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The Belgrade on Water project represents a significant transformation of the urban area, aimed at creating modern residential, commercial and entertainment areas. It includes the construction of residential complexes, shopping centers, office buildings, hotels and cultural sites. The main goal of the project is to transform the coastline of the Sava River into an attractive and dynamic space that will become a new center of attraction for residents and guests of the capital.
Serbia is actively looking for investors from the countries of the East and Asia, which emphasizes their desire for international cooperation and attracting capital to implement ambitious projects. Belgrade na Voda is a prime example of such cooperation, demonstrating a successful partnership between the Serbian government and foreign investors.
The creation of a new urban center on the Sava River will not only improve Belgrade's infrastructure, but will also contribute to the economic development of the region, creating new jobs and attracting tourists. Belgrade Waterfront is expected to become an important factor in the growth and modernization of the Serbian capital, representing a symbol of progress and innovation in the urban environment.
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project is amazing i saw it this year...big respect !
Belgrade is the New York of the Balkan 😎
Well, for now it’s just a small project, but it’s interesting how it will develop in the future. I hope everything will be calm in this region in military and economic terms.
New York has become like a garbage dump
U vojnim nece biti mirno nazalost amerika je mnogo investirala u SRBOFOBIJU kod tkz muslimana u tkz bosni onda su okupirali jug srbije stiteci teroriste siptare sad cekamo da PUTIN ukrajinu vrati u kameno doba pa ce i nama pomoci da se oslobodimo fasistickog zla sa tkz kolektivnivnog zapada@@tripwithAndrew
I‘m gonna visit Belgrade this summer for first time. I heard only the best about Srbija!! Some friends already visited and were so happy. Thx for sharing!!
Thank you for watching. Today the tourist flow to Serbia is not very large. It is bypassed by Hungary, Croatia and any nearby countries. It’s good when tourists and guests visit Serbia. Cultural exchange between countries is important.
@@tripwithAndrewfun fact: Serbia is nr1 in Europe when it comes to rising tourism since 2019
I live near Belgrade, who knows, perhaps you can stay at my family house, but I assume you would feel better if you pay for premium apartment.
@@tripwithAndrew You don't know much about Serbia do you? 😊
♥♥♥♥♥ I LOVE SERBIA
But I love China and Romania :-(.
I drove pass this area and it is beautiful and impressive….I was slso at the Galleria and the view is stunning, it is nice seeing Serbia invest and grow, after long time of wars and hardship…I see a brigth future 😊
I buyed apartman 3 year ago about 300K eur now cost 600k. Best investment ever
I am very surprised that in 3 years it turned out to be 100% done. Do you think they will be able to buy such apartments in Belgrade today for 600k? It seems to me more profitable to invest such money in quieter countries, there was constant unrest around Serbia....
@@tripwithAndrew Quieter? Serbia is one of safest country in the region.
New buildings on BW are completely sold out in a few hours after sales starts with prices from 3000-5000 euro/m2...Citizens, Balkan states people, no residents, everybodys bying...
City of Belgrade and BW reached new property arrangements,.and this.project will continue to grow...
It’s great if objects are purchased. I wonder what % of the local population buys property there?
@@tripwithAndrewmainly artists (music etc) entrepreneurs, business men and foreigners, sometimes ‚average‘ people win apartments there too. Some buildings are more expensive, some are more affordable for less rich people. All in all, the request/ demand seems to be high & affordable for the project.
I live nearby, in the youngest settlement in the country - Бусије, also with the biggest Вашар, a popular event in Serbia - resembles a temporary amusement park. Once, the land, in a few months, more than doubled in price, and in about last three years increased multiple times, for lack of money, and care of my family - we missed the stationary (old) price, yet, got some land later, at, at the time, new cost, even for such increase - was a good investment. Only if my illiterate family would have listened, yet, I am glad they did not, the previous owners would not use that extra money worse than my family.
Costs of apartments?
It’s interesting to look at the official website of the developer
The price of real estate is determined by purchasing power. You could have made this video without that politically biased viewpoint that has nothing to do with reality. The protests have nothing to do with Belgrade Waterfront.
political protests are not related to the price of real estate in this project. It's a completely different story
@@tripwithAndrew The political protests you showed have nothing to do with Belgrade Waterfront at all. One is from a protest against lockdowns during Covid, and the other is after a tragic mass shooting.
nemoj obracati paznju na nato botove...ovaj tip je ocigledan pripadnik nato zlocinaca i to je njegova misija
Directly from Serbian citizens pockets into the pockets of politicians!
sto se ne prijavis?...kazu da ce tebi dati jedan besplatan stan...ako su titovi komunisti iz like i crne gore mogli dobijati ukradene stanove mogu i njihovi unuci dobiti jedan bespaltan stan u bw
How big is corruption in modern Serbia? How do you evaluate it and how does it manifest itself? (Except for the lack of money for the construction of the metro or light rail)
Amazing joke facts. Rated
@@tripwithAndrew Extremely big, high and low level. Arab and to a much bigger extent Chinese companies are giving loans to Serbian government, that is, serbian citizens for projects that are done by chinese companies that are employing chinese workers and in return they are filling serbian politicians pockets. Those loans are so big that even their grandchildren won't be able to pay them. That's high level corruption, low level like when people have to give handouts to doctors if they want to get propper medical attention, police officers if they don't want to get a ticket for something they didn't do etc. that I won't even bother to write about.
@@tripwithAndrew there is no corruption in Serbia... and if there is, it is insignificant... it is about some small numbers... the real corruption is where there is a lot of money and power... big corruption is in the EU and America
you are talking nonsense
Turcine reci nam sta je covek slagao ?
@@jovanspasic3755 ..turcin te napravio..pogledaj se u ogledalo
Again interethnic insults... How terrible to watch.
@@jovanspasic3755 ...turcin te napravio
I was there . Really really surprised! Amazing city
This is a highly controversial project among Belgraders.
Tell us why?
It is controversial only for the political opposition of Serbia, which pushes its fake propaganda.
1. Corruption (in several ways) 2. To build this monstrosity next to the historical center is against basic architectural principles. 3. There was enough space to built it in New Belgrade municipality where this type of ugly buildings are built. 4. Underground waters have to be pumped out 24/7
@@naky6 zašto lažeš, našao si stranca da se malo kao devojčica isplačeš ! Možda se tebi lično ne sviđa, onda nemoj tamo da ideš ! počni malo da voliš svoju zemlju .
@@pelelazarevic8595 tako je, kako se samo nadju da placu strancima negativci…ne najbolje da ostane sve kako je bilo i da propada po njima?
3.5 Billion Dollar Corruption Project
Why do you think that? is it more relevant to build a subway with this money?
@@tripwithAndrewThis investment was made possible by the money from foreign investors. It has nothing to do with the government.
The people talking about "corruption project" are political activists financed by Soros. They are spreading false info 24/7 in order to destabilize political situation in Serbia.
@@tripwithAndrewThis investment was made possible by the money from foreign investors, mainly Arabs. They are building apartments and selling them at high prices. The government is earning money from collecting taxes and government invests nothing except for infrastructure (which is great).
The people talking about "corruption project" are political activists financed by Soros. They are spreading false info 24/7 in order to destabilize political situation in Serbia.
Was it better before ? No it was a slum and still it gives people work .