The capital of Serbia, Belgrade, is home to approximately 1,6 million residents(about 15,8% of the total Serbian population) and is regarded as one of the oldest cities in Europe. The city is of the highest importance in terms of transport connections, as it is a famous rail and roadway centre, a port for air and river traffic, and a telecommunication hub. Commercial properties for rent in Belgrade are assets to opt for, and there numerous reasons to prove this fact. First of all, more than 31% of Serbian employed workers operate in Belgrade. Secondly, the city is home to essential industrial and agricultural capacities. The local economy benefits from the prosperity of such spheres as metallurgy, metal-working, electronics, banking, commerce, etc. The free trade zone is located in the broader area of Belgrade, Smederevo, and Pančevo, on the Danube riverbanks, covering 2,000 sqm of business space. Also, 30% of the national product of Serbia is made in Belgrade. The IT sector is burgeoning in the city, becoming one of Serbia’s major players.
