Serbia's 81,000 unsold apartments expose corruption-linked construction boom

Serbia has 81,000 unsold apartments from 234,000 built over eight years, with construction costs exceeding €5 billion. The pattern suggests politically connected developers profiting from state-backed projects, raising concerns about economic distortion and governance. The scale of oversupply indicates a potential real estate bubble and systemic corruption.

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