We've seen similar incentives in Italy. If there is an abundance of specific properties in specific areas, the government will do its best to get them occupied. Right now, Serbia has a concourse, offering 1,5 Million Serbian Dinars, for a purchase of houses outside of the cities. 1,5 Mil. Dinars are roughly €15k, which might not seem like a lot, but... Then you realize that I could cover more than 50% of the purchase, as the price of a decent property in rural areas can be anywhere between €20K - €50k. It's mainly being used by Young Couples, Single Parents, & People skilled in agriculture.

I’m an old geezer now, I guess, only 5 years left to make it on the 30 under 30 Forbes list lol. Anyways to give a perspective on the cost of some finer things in life. Couples 1 Hour full body massage at one of the best parlors in Zagreb, 100€ 3 Course menu at a Michelin restaurant, per person, 43€ Cost of living can make all the difference in life quality. Links for both spots if you're in Zagreb Massage - Thalea: https://thaicentarthalea.com Dining - Pod Zidom: https://podzidom.hr/hr/

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