Kitic Wants 10,000 Euros a Month for His Vracar Villa
Mile Kitic is renting out his villa in Belgrade's Vracar neighborhood for 10,000 euros a month. The family moved to a new house on Avala, leaving behind a pool, a living room and a garden.

Mile Kitic is renting out his villa in Belgrade’s Vracar neighborhood for 10,000 euros a month. The listing surfaced in Serbian media on the morning of August 12, with Telegraf publishing the story at 7:00 a.m. The house is where the singer lived for years with his wife Marta Savic and daughter Elena.
The family no longer lives there. The Kitics moved into a newly built house on Avala, leaving the Vracar property empty and now up for lease.
The figure is the news here. Ten thousand euros a month works out to more than a million dinars for a single month. This is the asking price, not a closed deal.
What’s on offer for a future tenant
The property description that comes with the listing is credited to a source close to the couple, given without a name. That description lists the amenities and condition of the house.
The villa is in flawless condition, with a luxury pool, a spacious living room, a modern fitted kitchen and every amenity that modern life requires. Mile, Marta and Elena lived here for years, which gives the space a special warmth and family atmosphere
The same source explains the location and defends the price.
It’s on a quiet, safe street, and the beautiful, well kept garden makes it a perfect place to unwind. Given the location, comfort and luxury, a price of 10,000 euros a month is fully justified
The statement is unsigned, so it should be read for what it is, a description from the side offering the house. Neither Kitic nor Marta Savic has commented on the lease.
One detail in how this is being reported matters too. The source gave that same description of the house earlier, and it’s now being reused alongside the price. The story of the house being up for lease, in other words, didn’t start this morning. What’s new is that a figure has now been attached to it.
Who lived in the Vracar villa?
Mile, Marta and their daughter Elena lived in the house for years. No exact address is given anywhere, only that the street is described as quiet. The listing also calls it one of the finest houses in that part of the city.
Four things stand out in the description:
- a pool
- a spacious living room
- a modern fitted kitchen
- a landscaped garden that’s kept up regularly
The new house on Avala, and its 1,600 square meters
The family’s address is now Avala. The singer spoke about the new house himself, during an appearance on Amidza show, and one line from him left the studio silent.
There’s no tennis court, I really built a modest house, it’s 1,600 square meters
Estimates in the press put the value of the Avala house at around 300,000 euros, with the caveat that this figure is unconfirmed. There’s no official appraisal, and no word on when construction was finished.
What 10,000 euros a month adds up to
Converted into dinars, the asking rent comes to more than a million dinars a month. Over a year that’s roughly 120,000 euros, for a house that until recently was a family home rather than a commercial property.
For that money, a tenant gets the whole villa, the pool and the garden, on a street the listing describes as quiet and safe. Who that tenant might be, or whether one even exists, isn’t known.
This is also the first time a specific monthly figure has come up in connection with the Vracar house. Until now it was known that the Kitics had moved to Avala, but not what was happening with the house they left behind. Now both are known.
For now, only the asking price is public. No lease, no tenant’s name and no move-in date have been disclosed.



