This kind of attention from one of the world’s most recognised real estate investors doesn’t happen without reason.
On our side: a second Swissôtel hotel is opening at the resort this autumn, and the project continues to develop on schedule.
For buyers considering entry, studio apartments are currently available from €138,000, under full hotel management.
Kolašin Valleys is the largest mountain resort development in the Balkans — 150 km of ski runs at full build-out, masterplanned by Ecosign (Canada), the studio behind Whistler Blackcomb and over 400 resorts worldwide.
By comparison, the established Alpine resorts offer little to no new inventory: Switzerland restricts foreign ownership under Lex Koller, Chamonix allows no new second homes at all, and prime prices in Verbier or St. Moritz run €30,000–€38,000 per sqm. Entry at Kolašin Valleys starts at €138,000 — under Accor hotel management, with projected yields reaching 9% by Year 5. The Alps currently deliver 2.8–3.2% net on comparable managed product.


