Urban Residence

Urban Residence is a new development at Ugao Antuna Urbana, Bate Brkića i Anđe Ranković in Novi Sad. The map on this page marks the plot, so you can check the surroundings, transport links and nearby amenities before you arrange a visit. The address comes straight from the developer's listing and is kept up to date by them, and the exact entrance and parking access are confirmed when you book a viewing.

Yes. Urban Residence is finished, so the available apartments can be handed over as soon as the purchase is completed and registered. Construction status: Completed. Ask the developer for the handover protocol, the use permit and the registration status of the unit you choose, because a finished building with its paperwork in order lets you move in, or rent the apartment out, without waiting.

Urban Residence is being built by Inobačka d.o.o., a developer with 2 projects on Novi Kvadrat. You can open the developer's profile from this page to see their other developments, where they build and how their earlier projects progressed. Before buying, check that the developer holds the building permit for this plot and ask how they handled handover dates on their previous projects.

Urban Residence is marked as eligible for the first-buyer VAT refund. In Serbia, a buyer purchasing their first apartment can claim back the VAT on a set number of square metres for themselves and each household member, provided the apartment is bought from a developer and the conditions of the tax office are met. Ask the developer for the paperwork they provide, and check your own eligibility with the tax office or a lawyer before you rely on the refund.

Yes. Urban Residence has 46 parking spaces for its residents. Parking in a new development is usually sold or leased separately from the apartment, so ask the developer whether a space is included in your unit's price, what a garage or outdoor space costs, and whether it is registered as a separate property, which matters if you later want to sell or rent it on its own.