By purchasing the building land in Ovca, the investor won't acquire the right of exploitation of mineral waters, which is, they explain, regulated by a separate law and not an object of the tender.
– In line with its operating policy, the potential investor will assess its interest in investing in Banja Ovca and submit a request for exploitation of underground waters. The Law on Planning and Construction prescribes that the location can be developed with or without the exploitation of mineral waters – the Agency says.
The location in Ovca might be interested to potential investors, above all because it is situated on one of the central traffic routes in Banat, the one leading from the Pancevo Bridge to Zrenjanin, which would enable the people of Belgrade to reach the future spa center quickly and easily.
Experts, however, deem that investing in such projects is not cost-effective at the moment.
The real estate and financial counseling company
Coreside believes that investors will wait a bit longer before making serious investments in the sport leisure market.