Exclusive property for sale in Belgrade

Exclusive property For Sale in the heart of Belgrade. Premises area is 155 sqm + 25 sqm of kitchen. Within is the spacious courtyard area of 80 sqm. Completely renovated, equipped to the latest standards. Prestigious location, traffic, our recommendation!
The space are for sale with the tenant (the famous coffee shop chain).

“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” Leonardo da Vinci

The eco-friendly Grass lamp concept created by designer from Serbia Marko Vuckovic is a combination of lighting and a small indoor garden. Built from light PVC plastic material and housing an ultra violet light, the Grass lamp truly has the ability to grow a lawn inside your house.

 What Grass lamp do?
 
  -enables growing different types of seeds using only hydroponic light and water
  -produces fresh air in your home or work space
  -provides connection with user
  -ecological and power saving lamp

Researchers discovered in the 18th century that plants absorb essential mineral nutrients as inorganic ions in water. In natural conditions, soil acts as a mineral nutrient reservoir but the soil itself is not essential to plant growth. When the mineral nutrients in the soil dissolve in water, plant roots are able to absorb them. When the required mineral nutrients are introduced into a plant’s water supply artificially, soil is no longer required for the plant to thrive. Almost any terrestrial plant will grow with hydroponics.

Many people just have small space in their house living, so this is absolutely great ideas for you.

In this wall mounted garden design picturesgallery display below is one of the best and creative

design for small house space solution

Award-winning design:

 -Design and Design award (2009) 
 -Belgrade Design Week, first prize(2013)  
 -Published in Marie Claire magazine(2014)
 

Beautiful bright apartment at luxurious vila, Belgrade

                                 
Type: Apartment
Size: 180m2
Rooms: 6
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Floor: Groundfloor
Elevator: No
Furniture: No
Heating: Gas/Oil
Air condition: Yes
Terrace: Yes
Yard: Yes
Parking: No
Garage: Yes
TV / Internet: Yes  

Flat no. 2 on the ground floor of the old Belgrade villa, with a garden of 15 acres, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, lounge, dining room, terrace, garage. The apartment is completely empty, no furniture.  

NEW MILL Office centres, A Category

Location: Belgrade
Type: Office
Size: 3.665 m2 

Classification Category:  Green Office Building , A Category

Certification Level:  BOMA Standard

This A-class business space with a modern design has been developed in accordance with the highest technological and construction standards. Well-thought out architectural details allow for a very flexible utilization of available office areas. There are many options for dividing the space, making it very practical both for open space solutions and smaller, individual offices. NEW MILL is constructed on ten floors with an additional level for secured parking located below ground. The gross built area totals approximately 4.119 m², and the building offers 3.665 m² of rentable area according to BOMA standards. Tenants and their business partners will benefit from the proximity of the hotel and enjoy easy access to all the facilities the hotel is providing such as the stylish lobby, restaurant and bar. The building has two elevators that access all floors. The heating and cooling are regulated by a modern central system with the ability to adjust the temperature in each tenant area separately.        

VIG Plaza Office Building, Belgrade

Location: New Belgrade Type: Office Size: 16.000 m2 Classification Category: A Category Certification Level: Smart Building

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High level of technical automation labels VIG Plaza as one of the “smart” buildings. Energy efficient central power-control system provides you with safe, comfortable and enjoyable workspace, nevertheless it saves energy and reduces pollution. System of modern heat pumps, cooling without air-fans (cooling joist system), mechanical insertion of air and ventilation grant the humane microclimate with low maintenance costs. VIG Plaza is a smart space, full of smart solutions, for smart business. “Smart” means equipped, swift, dependable and safe. VIG Plaza is outfitted with state-of-the-art information technology (WLAN, GSM internal antennae) and quality and reliable IT-infrastructure. High level of security of you business in VIG Plaza is maintained by video surveillance system with video interphone, electronic access control, alarm system and 24/7 on-duty security service, as well as up-to-date fire protection technology (sprinkler system). The facility management of the building and its non-stop service are at your disposal in VIG Plaza.The building’s telephone system has a 24 h service line. VIG Plaza is built according to Western-European A class standards. That implies maximum functionality, top quality and clear purpose: Your Success. The attractive entrance lobby and reception breathe with excellence and professionalism. The offices are equipped with first-rate floor coverings and wall cladding. Clear height is 2’80 m with raised floor and suspended ceiling. The state-of-art conference room with spacious roof terrace is perfectly suitable for organizing various events. Two-level underground garage provides around 160 parking spaces for you and your visitors. VIG Plaza is here to provide the best space for your future success.

Easy Home Ways to Help Save the Nature

It may seem like the actions of one person won't make a difference, but there are actually many ways you can help.

Conserve water at home Wasting water is one of the biggest ways individuals impact the health of the planet. Taking measures to use less water is something you can start doing right away. If you live in an area with a water shortage, this is even more important for the health of your region's environment. Try to check off as many items as possible from this list:

• Check and fix any water leaks. A leaky faucet can waste a lot of water.
• Install water-saving devices on your faucets and toilets. A low-flow showerhead could be a good start.
• Don't wash dishes with the water running continuously. Use a method that requires less water to get the dishes clean.
• Turn off washing machine's water supply to prevent leaks. It doesn't need to be on all the time.
• Replace old toilets with new ones that use a lot less water.
• Wash and dry only full loads of laundry and dishes. Doing a half-load wastes water.
• Don't use too much water to water your lawn.
• Don't leave the faucet running while you brush your teeth.

Use fewer chemicals. Chemicals used to wash our bodies, homes, cars and everything else get washed down the drain or absorbed in the grass, and eventually end up in the water supply. Since most people use heavy-duty chemicals for all sorts of things, chemicals are doing real damage to waterways and aquatic life. The chemicals aren't good for humans, either, so do your best to cut back on them. Here's how:

• Learn about alternatives to household cleaning items that do not use hazardous chemicals. For example, using a solution of 1/2 white vinegar and 1/2 water works as well as most commercial cleaners for basic cleaning jobs. Baking soda and salt are also cheap, nontoxic cleansers.
• When no good alternatives exist to a toxic item, find the least amount required for an effective, sanitary result.
• Instead of using chemical-laden shampoos and soaps, try making your own.
• Instead of using pesticides and herbicides, find natural ways to get rid of weeds and pests.

Buy local goods. Buying local helps combat air pollution in two ways. You don't have to travel as far to get what you need, and products don't have to travel as far to get to you, either. Making smart choices about where your food, clothes, and other goods come from can help make a dent in air pollution.

• Shop at farmer's markets and buy food that was produced as close to your home as possible.
• When you're online shopping, pay attention to how far the items you order will travel before they arrive. Try to find items that won't have to travel long distances.
• Pay attention to where your clothes, electronics, home goods, and other possessions were made. As much as possible, buy items that were made in your region.

Become an air pollution activist. Identify local groups working to combat air pollution, and find a way to get involved. By educating yourself and others about the problem, you can have a greater impact than you'd have by simply making lifestyle changes.

• Join a group that plants trees to help clean the air.
• Become a bike activist. Work to have safe paths built in your city.
• Contact your local representatives to speak up about issues particular to your region. If there's a factory spewing pollutants into the air, for example, get politically active to put a stop to it.

Gifts To Leave For Your Old Home’s New Owners

Selling a home is an emotional event. You are leaving behind a house filled with memories and venturing off to someplace new. The people buying your home are excited to create their own memories in a home that you loved for so many years. Welcome them with a thoughtful gift that will leave a lasting impression.

Here are some ideas for gifts to leave for your home’s new owners.

• Personalized Key Rings: Mark this milestone in the new owners’ lives by giving them a special key ring. Engrave it with their initials, the date of the move, or even a special message from you. Not only is this thoughtful, but it’s a practical gift as well.
• Mailing labels and stationery: Personalized gifts go a long way. Create mailing labels with the owners’ names and new addresses; if you want to go the extra mile, create personalized stationery for them as well. Leave these paper gifts on the kitchen counter with a nice note to surprise the owners.
• Monogrammed Doormat: Doormats are something that may not be at the top of a new homeowner “to-buy” list. Give them a monogrammed one or one that fits well with the decor of the home. They will surely appreciate this gesture.
• Practical Items: If you’re skeptical about buying personalized gifts, stick to practical home items. Things like smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, unpacking supplies, or even a utensil organizer are useful to new homeowners. They’ll be so busy when they first move in, and these are essentials that they should have immediately.

 All of these gestures are incredibly kind and memorable. It’s a nice way to welcome new people into the home and neighborhood you have loved for so long.