CondoReno in Belgrade to discuss renovation strategies

Serbia’s building stock presents both a challenge and an opportunity: over a third of homes are condominiums, most of which were built between 1961 and 1989. This ageing housing stock is in clear need of modernisation, particularly in terms of energy performance. At present, average energy consumption in Serbian buildings is significantly higher than the EU average, underlining the potential for substantial savings and efficiency gains.

As Serbia progresses on its EU accession path, aligning with European renovation objectives becomes increasingly relevant for the national construction and real estate sectors. The workshop will offer insights into current EU policy developments and explore approaches such as industrialised renovation, the deployment of one-stop shops, and the use of digital tools like building renovation passports. The session will focus on what’s practically achievable in Serbia and how to better support local actors in scaling up renovation efforts.

The workshop is coorganised with the support of EU-funded projects BuildUPspeed, CondoReno and OneClickRENO.  the session aims to support Serbian stakeholders in turning legislative goals into effective, workable action.

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Attendance is free of charge and no registration is required.