In Rovinj, from October 2 to 5, the business forum MBF 2025 was held, bringing together representatives of the public, private, and academic sectors, as well as numerous leaders and visionaries, to jointly discuss the key challenges of the modern economy.

Under the slogan "Winning in the World to Come", MBF once again attracted renowned speakers and representatives of the most successful regional companies, creating a unique platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and the development of business opportunities. As a partner, the SLO-CRO Chamber of Commerce also took part, while the event was structured into three segments – an exhibition area with business lounges, a rich conference program, and an informal social segment intended to connect participants.

This year's edition of the forum focused on topics shaping the future of the global economy: artificial intelligence, leadership, sustainability, energy, geopolitics, and urban transformations. MBF is therefore not just a conference, but a kind of "window to the world" – a space where ideas are born, partnerships are formed, and dialogue is opened on creating new value.

Opereta Real Estate was once again one of the event's partners this year and presented its offerings and projects. Opereta's Director, Boro Vujović participated as a speaker on the panel "BUILDING – a new market and financial opportunities" and commented on new housing trends and their impact on the value of apartments in buildings.

"We discussed the changes that the new building management regulations have brought for buyers and sellers. Namely, today a buyer is not purchasing just square meters, but also a share in a common system that must be stable, maintained, and well managed. Buildings with clear management will have higher market value, just as companies with good governance attract investors.

This also changes the job of a real estate agent. Today, they must understand and be able to convey information about the "health" of a building – about the amount and use of the reserve fund, maintenance plans, energy efficiency, the property manager …

The greatest impact on changing the awareness of both buyers and sellers was the Zagreb earthquake. It clearly showed how important structural safety, construction quality, and regular building maintenance are for the long-term value of an apartment. The new regulations only further support this trend, as they introduce a higher level of responsibility and transparency in building management," Vujović emphasized.

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