The number of building permits issued in Serbia fell 3.1% year-on-year to 2,724 in November 2025, following a 2.9% decrease in the previous month. Of the total, 83.2% were for buildings and 16.8% for civil engineering constructions. Withing buildings, 84.4% of permits were for residential construction and 15.6% for non-residential. Among civil engineering works, 73.3% related to pipelines, communication, and electric power lines. Construction of 4,451 dwellings was recorded with an average floor space of 62.4 m², including 7.0% in single-dwelling buildings, and 92.4% in buildings with three or more dwellings. The anticipated value of new construction works reached 92.4% of the total, highest in Beogradska oblast (61.6%), followed by Južnobacka (6.3%) and Pomoravska (4.3%). source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia

Building Permits in Serbia decreased to 2724 Units in November from 3511 Units in October of 2025. Building Permits in Serbia averaged 1408.45 Units from 2007 until 2025, reaching an all time high of 3843.00 Units in October of 2021 and a record low of 321.00 Units in February of 2016. This page provides - Serbia Building Permits- actual values, historical data, forecast, chart, statistics, economic calendar and news. Serbia Total Building Permits - data, historical chart, forecasts and calendar of releases - was last updated on February of 2026.

Related	Last	Previous	Unit	Reference
Building Permits	2724.00	3511.00	Units	Nov 2025
Home Ownership Rate	88.90	89.90	percent	Dec 2024
Residential Property Prices	5.78	5.75	Percent	Jun 2025

Serbia Total Building Permits

	Actual	Previous	Highest	Lowest	Dates	Unit	Frequency
	2724.00	3511.00	3843.00	321.00	2007 - 2025	Units	Monthly

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Serbia Building Permits Drop in November

The number of building permits issued in Serbia fell 3.1% year-on-year to 2,724 in November 2025, following a 2.9% decrease in the previous month. Of the total, 83.2% were for buildings and 16.8% for civil engineering constructions. Withing buildings, 84.4% of permits were for residential construction and 15.6% for non-residential. Among civil engineering works, 73.3% related to pipelines, communication, and electric power lines. Construction of 4,451 dwellings was recorded with an average floor space of 62.4 m², including 7.0% in single-dwelling buildings, and 92.4% in buildings with three or more dwellings. The anticipated value of new construction works reached 92.4% of the total, highest in Beogradska oblast (61.6%), followed by Južnobacka (6.3%) and Pomoravska (4.3%).

2026-01-15

Serbia Building Permits Fall in October

The number of building permits issued in Serbia fell 2.9% year-on-year to 3,511 in October 2025, following a 3.1% increase in the previous month. Of these, 86.8% were for buildings and 13.2% for civil engineering constructions. For buildings, 85.5% of permits were for residential and 14.5% for non-residential buildings. Among civil engineering works, 77.3% concerned pipelines, communication, and electric power lines. Construction of 4,291 dwellings with an average floor space of 70.1 m² was recorded, including 9.2% in single-dwelling buildings, and 89.6% in buildings with three or more dwellings. The anticipated value of new construction works reached 88.0% of total, highest in Beogradska oblast (54.8%), followed by Šumadijska (21.9%) and Sremska (5.3%).

2025-12-15

Serbia Building Permits Rise 3.1% YoY in September

The number of building permits issued in Serbia rose by 3.1% year-on-year to 2,961 in September 2025, following a 1.4% drop in the previous month. Of the total permits issued, 85.6% were for buildings, while the remaining 14.4% were for civil engineering construction. When only buildings are concerned, 86.1% of permits were issued for residential buildings, and 13.9% for non-residential ones. As for civil engineering projects, the majority (77.8%) were for pipelines, communication, and electric power lines. Meanwhile, new construction works accounted for 90.1% of the total anticipated value of works, with the highest level of activity expected in the Beogradska region (65.4%), followed by Južnobanatska (10.6%), Rasinska (5.4%), Južnobacka (3.3%), and Raška (3.0%).

2025-11-14