MM Real Estate's Vision for 2025: Strategic Growth, Innovation, and Human-Centered Success

MM Real Estate’s Plans for 2025 
At MM Real Estate, 2025 represents a year of strategic growth and innovation. We’re not just expanding our geographical reach, but also elevating the types of opportunities we bring to investors. Our goal is to launch a real estate investment fund in Chicago, which will focus on high-potential markets like the U.S., Turkey, Bosnia, and Cyprus. The fund will prioritize new construction projects and properties with advantageous tax structures, offering clients a way to diversify their portfolios and safeguard their capital. 
But beyond new products, what excites me most is how we’re developing our *real estate tech platform*, which will connect international buyers, developers, and brokers in a transparent, streamlined way. This isn’t just about business, it’s about giving investors the tools to make more informed, secure decisions, especially in volatile markets. We aim to create a network where trust is central, and where the best opportunities are at your fingertips. 
 
Key Challenges in 2025 
The real estate landscape in 2025 will bring its fair share of challenges. Rising interest rates and inflation could make affordability a real issue for many buyers, while geopolitical uncertainties will continue to shape investment behaviors, especially in emerging markets like Turkey and the Balkans. There’s also a more personal aspect to the challenge—the need for sustainability. As someone who’s worked across diverse markets, I’ve seen firsthand the impact of climate change on our industry. The rising demand for eco-friendly and energy-efficient buildings is a positive trend, but the costs associated with this shift could be significant. 
On a deeper level, the challenge for me isn’t just navigating these issues as a business owner, but staying connected to what my clients need in times of uncertainty. It’s about asking: How can we continue to provide security, stability, and growth for them? 
 
Real Estate Price Fluctuations 
Price fluctuations in the real estate market will always be influenced by a mix of economic and social factors. In 2025, inflation and rising interest rates will undoubtedly play pivotal roles. For me, it’s essential to understand how these forces affect everyday people, not just the investors we work with. Whether you’re an experienced real estate player or a first-time buyer looking for long-term security, price swings impact everyone. 
But I also believe that some markets—particularly those we work in—will experience stability and even growth due to ongoing urbanization, strong demand, and the right kinds of projects. We focus on properties that offer long-term value and are in markets where we anticipate strong appreciation. 
 
Business Opportunities and Trends 
If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that real estate is about adaptation. The world has changed, and so have client needs. In 2025, I see a surge in demand for properties designed for flexible lifestyles. Remote work isn’t just a trend anymore—it’s a lifestyle shift. People are looking for homes that offer not only comfort but also functionality, whether it's dedicated office space or eco-friendly features that align with their values. 
Investors are also becoming more sophisticated, looking for secure, high-ROI properties in stable markets. For us, this means providing solutions that not only generate profit but also offer peace of mind. That’s why we’re focusing on projects with guaranteed returns and buyback guarantees from developers. I’m excited about this direction because it means offering something truly valuable sense of security in uncertain times. 
 
Labor Shortages and the Future of Real Estate 
Labor shortages have been a persistent issue, and they’re affecting everyone from developers to small business owners. In 2025, I see this challenge continuing, but there are solutions on the horizon. Developers are increasingly adopting technology—automating processes and embracing modular construction methods that speed up building times and reduce reliance on labor. 
However, it’s also important to acknowledge the human side of this issue. Skilled workers are the backbone of this industry, and as a business owner, I feel it’s our responsibility to invest in local talent, offering training and upskilling opportunities. It’s not just about finding short-term fixes but building a sustainable workforce for the future. 
 
Final Thoughts 
While MM Real Estate continues to grow and evolve, what remains at the heart of everything we do is the belief that real estate is about more than transactions—it’s about people. My journey from a small town in Bosnia to running an international real estate company has taught me that trust, relationships, and genuine care are what truly drive success. 
I’ve always been passionate about helping people find security and build wealth through smart investments. Whether it’s a young family buying their first home or an experienced investor looking for the next big opportunity, we’re here to guide, support, and make sure every decision is backed by expertise and integrity. 
For me, real estate isn’t just a business—it’s about making a positive impact on people’s lives, creating opportunities where others might only see challenges, and continuously learning and adapting to meet the needs of a changing world.