Ljubljana, Slovenia
Slovenia's land register is public and free to read online one property at a time, but the law forbids searching it by owner, so Ljubljana's landmark owners are established here from statutes, company reports, stock-exchange filings and city pages.
9 buildings · 4 with an owner established · 22 sources · 1 tier B · 8 tier A · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Slovenia keeps one land register (zemljiška knjiga), run by the district courts, and the law says every entry in it is public. Anyone can see the current and historical entries for a single property free of charge on the courts' e-ZK portal, once they know its cadastral municipality and parcel or building number; a certified paper extract from a court, notary or administrative unit costs a fee. What the law forbids is the reverse search: nobody may look up which properties a given person or company owns, except creditors with an enforceable claim, state bodies, notaries and the right-holder. Sale prices are a separate open dataset from the Surveying and Mapping Authority (GURS), with the parties' names removed.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchFree on screen and as a computer print-out via the e-ZK portal ('brezplačen dostop in računalniški izpis', ZZK-1 art. 198(1)); a certified paper extract from any land-register court, notary or administrative unit 'proti plačilu takse ali nadomestila' (against a court fee or charge; amount not opened)
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- btc.si — “All the information and images on the website are copyrighted … They can be reproduced solely for non-commercial purposes, and must retain all labels expressing copyright … Every reproduction … must cite BTC d.d. as the source.”
- fraport-slovenija.si — “Prepovedano je kakršno koli reproduciranje ali uporaba … besedila, ekstraktov datotek … brez predhodnega pisnega soglasja lastnika, razen za osebno, zasebno ali ne-komercialno rabo. (Any reproduction or use of text or file extracts without prior written consent is forbidden, except for personal, private or non-commercial use.)”
- fraport.com — “Fraport AG permits the sorting and downloading of all contents in their websites only for personal and non-commercial use.”
- n1info.si — “Vsebin na portalu N1info se ne sme reproducirati, distribuirati ali na kakršen koli način uporabljati v komercialne namene brez izrecnega dovoljenja portala N1 info. (Content may not be reproduced, distributed or used commercially without N1's express permission.)”
- bizi.si — “Uporabnik je dolžan uporabljati podatke, objavljene v Biziju, le za svoje lastne potrebe in jih ne sme odplačno ali neodplačno distribuirati naprej … (Data on Bizi are for the user's own needs only and may not be redistributed, paid or free.)”
- cd-cc.si — “Vsebine spletnih strani ni dovoljeno kopirati, razpečavati, spremeniti ali kakorkoli drugače reproducirati razen s pisnim soglasjem Cankarjevega doma. (Site content may not be copied, distributed, altered or reproduced without written consent.)”
- ssrs.si — “Vsebino spletnih strani ni dovoljeno kopirati, razpečevati, spreminjati ali na kakršenkoli drug način reproducirati, razen v primeru pisnega soglasja Sklada. (Site content may not be copied, distributed, altered or reproduced without the Fund's written consent.)”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ljubljana Castle (Ljubljanski grad) Grajska planota 1, 1000 Ljubljana |
Civic | City Municipality of Ljubljana (Mestna občina Ljubljana, MOL) The castle's own pages say the public institution Javni zavod Ljubljanski grad was founded by MOL at the end of December 2010 ('Ustanoviteljica … je Mestna občina Ljubljana'; registered 12 Jan 2011) and runs the castle's programme, museums and the funicular, and also the Hostel Celica at Metelkova 8. Its January 2024 release on the Kazemate hall, which closed the castle's decades-long renovation, names MOL as the investor ('Investitorica prenove Kazemat je … Mestna občina Ljubljana'). That the City owns the castle comes from Slovenian Wikipedia: 'Mestna občina Ljubljana je leta 1905 odkupila grad' (the City bought the castle in 1905) — hence tier B. The title sheet was not read. |
Government | —B |
| National Assembly building (Stavba Državnega zbora) Šubičeva 4, 1000 Ljubljana |
Civic | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched Slovenian Wikipedia gives the address as Šubičeva 4 on Trg republike, construction 1954–1958 to designs by Vinko Glanz, four storeys, and a local cultural monument (RKD 8825, 6 Nov 1993). No opened source states who holds title; the State is the obvious holder but that is an inference, so it is left blank. The National Assembly's own site (dz-rs.si) reset the connection, and the land register's e-ZK portal, where the entry is free to view by parcel number, was not used. |
Not established | —A |
| Nebotičnik (the Skyscraper) Štefanova ulica 1 / Slovenska cesta, 1000 Ljubljana |
Mixed use | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched N1 (25 Aug 2024) reports that the building is held in units: the property manager Tabor told N1 that upkeep of the arcade ceiling is 'v domeni etažnih lastnikov stavbe Nebotičnik' (a matter for the building's unit owners) while the walking surface is the City's (MOL), and that 'Del pasaže Nebotičnika je v zasebni lasti' — part of the arcade is privately owned. No source opened names the unit-holding companies or their shares, so the owner is left blank. The units are on the free land register one by one, but no entry was read. |
Not established | —A |
| BTC City Ljubljana Šmartinska cesta / Ameriška ulica 2, 1000 Ljubljana (Moste) 475,000 m² of surface area; 400,000 m² of business premises (BTC site); 398,970 m² in 2019 profile |
Retail | BTC d.d. 51% of the area BTC manages in BTC City; 49% third parties (2019) BTC's 2019 company profile has a chart titled 'Property management in BTC City as to ownership': BTC 51%, 3rd party 49%. It splits the 398,970 m² into 169,730 m² of shops, 54,273 m² of offices, 58,755 m² of service space, 32,415 m² of storage and 83,797 m² of parking garages, and says BTC 'manages its own immovable properties, renovates them and rents them out'. BTC's current site gives 475,000 m² of surface, 400,000 m² of business premises, 8,500 parking spaces and 21 million visits a year. The company was formerly Blagovno transportni center, and its shares were listed in London from 1997 to 2001. The 49% third-party holders are not named. |
Private company | —A |
| Citypark Šmartinska cesta 152, 1000 Ljubljana (Nove Jarše) |
Retail | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched The centre's site calls Citypark 'največje slovensko nakupovalno središče', with 120 shops and outlets, built in 2002 and expanded several times. The site is run by Citypark, d.o.o., which also handles its marketing data. A Siol.net piece (Bizi, 9 Mar 2022) says the centre opened in February 2002 and reached its present size with a 2009 expansion. No opened source says who owns the building or who owns Citypark, d.o.o., and the operator is not taken to be the owner. Not established. |
Not established | —A |
| Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport (in Brnik, Municipality of Cerklje na Gorenjskem — outside the City of Ljubljana) Zgornji Brnik 130a, 4210 Brnik-Aerodrom |
Civic | Fraport Slovenija, d.o.o. — leaseholder, not landowner 100% Fraport AG; leasehold 2014–2054 Fraport's 2025 Annual Report, Key Sites table: Ljubljana — Fraport Slovenija, d.o.o., share 100%, term 2014–2054, operation model 'Lease hold'. Its notes describe 'the right derived from an existing, long-term land use contract to operate the airport in Ljubljana' (€45.9 million carrying value, 28 years left). Fraport Slovenija's history page says Fraport AG signed for 75.5% of Aerodrom Ljubljana in September 2014, reached 100% early in 2015, and turned the d.d. into a d.o.o. on 31 March 2015. Who owns the land under the contract was not stated in any source opened. The airport is about 25 km north of the city, outside MOL. |
Public company | —A |
| Ljubljana railway station and Passenger Centre (Potniški center Ljubljana) Trg Osvobodilne fronte 6, 1000 Ljubljana |
Civic | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched STA via N1 (15 Nov 2022): the upgraded Passenger Centre will include a new bus station with a car park, a new office building for Slovenske železnice (SŽ) and an upgraded railway station with tracks and platforms, and for that public part 'Investitorji so … država in SŽ' (the investors are the State and SŽ). Being the investor does not prove title, and no source opened says who owns the station building or its land. sz.si served a Cloudflare challenge and was not read. |
Not established | —A |
| Emonika (commercial part of the Passenger Centre) Next to the railway station, between Vilharjeva and Masarykova cesta, 1000 Ljubljana |
Mixed use | Mendota Invest d.o.o. (OTP Group) STA via N1 (15 Nov 2022): 'Investitor v zasebni del projekta s komercialnimi, poslovnimi in stanovanjskimi površinami je družba Mendota invest, ki je v lasti največje madžarske bančne skupine OTP' — the investor in the private part (commercial, office and residential space) is Mendota Invest, owned by Hungary's largest banking group, OTP. On 15 Nov 2022 the mayor said Mendota had paid MOL €24.8 million in utility contribution (komunalni prispevek). The investment was then put at €250 million, 'a zadnja ocena ni znana' (the latest estimate is unknown). The source calls Mendota the investor: title to the plot was not read. |
Public company | —A |
| Cankarjev dom (Cultural and Congress Centre) Prešernova cesta 10, 1000 Ljubljana |
Civic | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched Cankarjev dom's public-information catalogue (last changed 15 Oct 2024): 'Cankarjev dom je javni zavod, ki ga je Vlada Republike Slovenije ustanovila kot osrednji slovenski kulturni center' — a public institution founded by the Government. Its site says nearly 20 million people attended events between 1981 and 2024. No source opened says who holds title to the building. The founder (the State) is not assumed to be the owner, and the City is not either. Not established. |
Not established | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Slovenia publishes per-sale prices openly (GURS's ETN, parties' names removed), so Ljubljana's most valuable ground can be read from GURS's own analysis rather than from listing portals. Its 2025 report puts Ljubljana's prices well above the rest of Slovenia. The 'generalised values' (posplošene vrednosti) GURS assigns to each property are public through its value viewer, but were not summed here.
Median second-hand flat price, Ljubljana, 2025€5,050 per m² (1,365 sales)
GURS Annual Report 2025, Table 9: up €540/m² on 2024 and above €5,000 for the first time. The Slovenian median is €3,200/m².
Most expensive flat sold in Slovenia, 2025€1.9 million; about €12,700 per m² (150 m², Villa Schellenburg, central Ljubljana)
GURS Annual Report 2025. Most new ready-to-move-in flats in Ljubljana sold from €7,000/m² including VAT, and the top new builds at €10,000/m² and above.
Building land, highest price, Ljubljana, 2025About €6.5 million for a plot of more than 14,000 m² (Vrhovci); about €1,500/m² for an 1,800 m² plot with a building permit
GURS Annual Report 2025: land inside the ring road is 'only slightly lower than in the centre', with 'practically no supply'.
Median house price, Ljubljana, 2025€460,000 (181 sales)
GURS Annual Report 2025, Table 9. The Slovenian median is €182,000.
Emonika utility contribution paid to the City€24.8 million (Nov 2022)
STA via N1, 15 Nov 2022: Mendota Invest's komunalni prispevek to MOL for the commercial part of the Passenger Centre.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Ljubljana's biggest identifiable holders are public. The City (MOL) owns the castle and, through its housing fund JSS MOL, 4,679 rental homes, the largest landlord stock in the city. The State holds land through several bodies. The national housing fund (SSRS) has 600 rental flats in two Brdo neighbourhoods. Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SDH) took over the bad bank's (DUTB/BAMC) property at the end of 2022 and still sells plots in the city. the State forests company SiDG runs the State's forests, but publishes no Ljubljana split. On the private side, BTC d.d. holds just over half of the built area it runs in BTC City. No source with a figure was opened for Slovenske železnice, the University of Ljubljana, the Archdiocese of Ljubljana or the Ministry of Defence, so they are not listed. The land register cannot be searched by owner (ZZK-1 art. 199), so no holder's total can be read from it.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| City Municipality of Ljubljana — Javni stanovanjski sklad MOL (JSS MOL, the City's public housing fund) JSS MOL's report on the City housing programme for 2025 counts '4.679 enot že obstoječega fond mestnih stanovanj na dan 31.12.2025' (4,679 units of existing city housing stock at 31 Dec 2025). Its target is 9,000–10,000 units within ten years. 11 units were finished at Črnuški bajer in 2025, and 283 are due in 2026 (Zelena jama – Zvezna 87, Rakova jelša I 99, Litijska – Pesarska 97). The fund manages the housing assets MOL placed in its dedicated capital ('namensko premoženje', art. 12 of its founding ordinance), per its About page. |
Government | 4,679 city rental housing units (31 Dec 2025); 283 more under construction for 2026A |
| Stanovanjski sklad Republike Slovenije (SSRS, the national Housing Fund) SSRS's Novo Brdo page says the fund built rental housing on the 4.8 ha site in Vič: '498 stanovanj velikosti od 30 do 80 kvadratnih metrov v 18 objektih', including 25 sheltered flats and 522 underground parking spaces. The nearby Zeleni Gaj na Brdu estate has another 102 rental flats in 4 buildings. These are the fund's Ljubljana estates found; its total Ljubljana holding was not opened. |
Government | 498 rental flats in 18 buildings at Novo Brdo (4.8 ha) plus 102 at Zeleni Gaj na BrduA |
| Slovenski državni holding (SDH, Slovenian Sovereign Holding) — former DUTB/BAMC property SDH's profile page says it also manages 'terjatve in stvarno premoženje, ki je bilo preneseno z DUTB na SDH konec leta 2022' (claims and real property transferred from DUTB, the bad bank, to SDH at the end of 2022). On 1 Oct 2026 it invited binding bids for parcel 1770 2125/4, a 96 m² building plot in Kašelj (Ljubljana), at a starting net price of €11,000 plus 22% VAT, deadline 2 Nov 2026. No total for SDH's Ljubljana property was found. |
Government | Portfolio size in Ljubljana not stated; sample: 96 m² building plot in Kašelj offered from €11,000 net (Oct 2026)A |
| Republic of Slovenia — Slovenski državni gozdovi (SiDG, State Forests company) SiDG's home page: 'Podjetje SiDG upravlja s petino vseh slovenskih gozdov' — it manages one fifth of all Slovenian forest, '238.000 hektarjev gozdov', 70% of it in Natura 2000 areas. SiDG manages the forests and the State owns them. No figure for State forest inside the City of Ljubljana was found. |
Government | 238,000 ha of State forest nationally (no Ljubljana split)A |
| BTC d.d. BTC's 2019 company profile shows property management in BTC City 'as to ownership' as BTC 51%, third parties 49%, out of 398,970 m² (shops, offices, services, storage, garages). BTC's current site says BTC City covers 475,000 m², including 400,000 m² of business premises. These figures make BTC the largest private holder found in the city. |
Private company | 51% of the 398,970 m² it manages in BTC City (2019)A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Ljubljana builds few homes and sells them before they are finished. GURS estimates that just under 900 new homes were completed in Ljubljana and its immediate surroundings in 2025 (660 in 2024; a post-2015 peak of 2,200 in 2023). Around 1,700 are under construction, and 'more than 3,000 new residential units intended for the market and just under 1,000 non-profit rental flats' are planned. GURS also says new-build sales are captured incompletely in the price register, so there is no reliable count of them. No official builders' league table exists. The public funds publish their own counts, and the private developers found publish none for Ljubljana that could be opened. New flats sold to individuals stay unnamed.
| Name | Type | Units (as stated) |
|---|---|---|
| JSS MOL (City of Ljubljana housing fund) JSS MOL's 2025 programme report lists, under its own investments, Črnuški bajer (11 units, finished 2025), Zelena jama – Zvezna (87), Rakova jelša I (99) and Litijska – Pesarska (97), all due in 2026, and 969 units in development across nine sites. The largest is Povšetova (OPPN Novi center), 361 units from 2026 to 2028. Larger sites are undated: Litijska – Gramozna, about 420, and Stanežiče with the Remiza depot, about 2,400. All are non-profit rentals. |
Government | 11 completed 2025; 283 due 2026; 969 in developmentA |
| Stanovanjski sklad RS (national Housing Fund) SSRS: 498 flats of 30–80 m² in 18 buildings on 4.8 ha at Novo Brdo, Vič. With Zeleni Gaj na Brdu's 102 flats, that makes 600 SSRS rental flats in the Brdo area. JSS MOL's report says SSRS lent to JSS MOL for the Zvezna and Rakova jelša I projects and signed a loan for Litijska – Pesarska. |
Government | 498 rental flats completed at Novo BrdoA |
| Mendota Invest d.o.o. (OTP Group) — Emonika STA via N1 (Nov 2022) names Mendota Invest, owned by Hungary's OTP group, as the investor in the private part of the Passenger Centre, 's komercialnimi, poslovnimi in stanovanjskimi površinami' (with commercial, office and residential space). The source gives no number of flats. |
Public company | Residential part of Emonika; unit count not statedA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Ljubljana's large retail and business estates are held by a few groups. The largest is BTC d.d., a Slovenian company that grew out of the State's central warehouses. Austria's Supernova owns most of the country's ex-Mercator and Qlandia centres, including Supernova Ljubljana Rudnik. OTP's project company Mendota Invest is building Emonika by the station. The owner of Citypark, the other giant mall, was not established. The State itself is a large commercial landlord through SDH, and the airport is a Fraport leasehold. There is no published ranking by floor area, so the figures are each owner's own.
| Name | Type | Holdings (as each owner states) |
|---|---|---|
| BTC d.d. BTC's site: BTC City has '475.000 m2 of surface area', '400.000 m2 of business premises', '8.500 parking lots' and '21.000.000 visits per year'. It also runs BTC City Novo mesto and Murska Sobota. The 2019 profile says BTC manages 1,000,000 m² of business space in total and owns 51% of the BTC City area it manages. BTC's terms allow reproduction only for non-commercial purposes, so only these single facts are quoted. |
Private company | 475,000 m² BTC City (400,000 m² business premises); BTC owns 51% of the area it manages thereA |
| Supernova Group (Graz) Siol.net via Bizi (9 Mar 2022): Supernova Ljubljana Rudnik opened in 2008 with about 50 shops on 30,000 m², and a €70 million extension took it to 50,000 m² and 109 shops in April 2022. It was the first of the Graz group's 'danes 25 slovenskih projektov', which include all the Qlandia centres and much of the former Mercator centres. 'Vrednost slovenskih naložb Supernove je po njihovih podatkih 500 milijonov evrov' (the value of Supernova's Slovenian investments is €500 million, by its own figures). The article says Supernova 'manages' these properties, so ownership of each centre is not established here. |
Private company | 25 projects in Slovenia; Slovenian investments €500 million (2022); Ljubljana Rudnik 50,000 m²A |
| Mendota Invest d.o.o. (OTP Group) STA via N1, 15 Nov 2022: Mendota Invest, owned by OTP, is the investor in Emonika (a shopping and entertainment centre, an office building and a hotel, plus housing). It paid MOL €24.8 million in utility contribution, and the investment was then estimated at €250 million before cost rises. |
Public company | Emonika — investment put at €250 million (2022); €24.8 million utility contribution paid to MOLA |
| Fraport Slovenija, d.o.o. (100% Fraport AG) Fraport's 2025 Annual Report: the 'right derived from an existing, long-term land use contract to operate the airport in Ljubljana (€45.9 million, previous year: €47.6 million) with a remaining term of 28 years'. The airport is at Brnik, outside the City of Ljubljana. |
Public company | Ljubljana Airport leasehold to 2054; land-use right carried at €45.9 million (2025)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Owners of Citypark, Nebotičnik's units, the National Assembly building, the railway station and Cankarjev dom: each is free to read one parcel at a time on the e-ZK portal, but the portal is a script-only app (and per secondary reports needs a free e-Sodstvo account), and no title sheet was read.
- Whether e-ZK viewing needs an e-Sodstvo user registration: a search summary of a 2011 24ur article and data.si said it does, but the statute (ZZK-1 art. 198) says only that access must be free to everyone. The portal itself could not be read.
- The court fee for a certified paper land-register extract: ZZK-1 says 'proti plačilu takse ali nadomestila', but the fee tariff (ZST-1) was not opened.
- Price Fraport paid for Aerodrom Ljubljana: search results gave €177.1 million for 75.5% (2014) and €234.4 million for 100%, but the pages carrying it (sloveniatimes.com robots-excludes AI agents; exyuaviation.com not opened) were not read, so no price is shown.
- Who owns the land under Ljubljana Airport (the counterparty to Fraport's land-use contract) was not stated in any source opened.
- Belle Vie Tivoli (Kolektor Koling and Gorenje Projekt), 195 flats at about €40 million, appeared in a search summary only and is not listed as a builder.
- Landholdings of Slovenske železnice (sz.si behind Cloudflare), the University of Ljubljana, the Archdiocese of Ljubljana and the Ministry of Defence / Slovenian Armed Forces in the city: no source with a figure was opened.
- MOL's total property value (the premoženjska bilanca in its annual final account) was not found. The Official Gazette (uradni-list.si) returned 503 and pisrs.si is a script app.
- Which centres Supernova owns outright, as opposed to manages, and the 49% third-party holders inside BTC City, were not established.
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Sources
- Zemljiška knjiga (Land register) — public book page — Vrhovno sodišče Republike Slovenije (Supreme Court of Slovenia), sodisce.si · openA
- Zakon o zemljiški knjigi (ZZK-1), unofficial consolidated text no. 10 (incl. ZS-1, Uradni list RS 100/25), arts. 198–199 — Ministry of Justice text, hosted by FAO FAOLEX · openA
- Trg nepremičnin — Evidenca trga nepremičnin (ETN), access to data — Geodetska uprava RS (GURS), e-prostor.gov.si · openA
- Javni dostop — Pogoji uporabe (terms for GURS public data: CC BY 4.0) — Geodetska uprava RS (GURS), e-prostor.gov.si · openA
- Slovenian Property Market — Annual Report 2025 — Geodetska uprava RS (GURS) · openA
- Osebna izkaznica (Institution profile) and 'S prenovo Kazemat zaključena prenova in revitalizacija Ljubljanskega gradu' (Jan 2024) — Javni zavod Ljubljanski grad · openA
- S prenovo Kazemat zaključena prenova in revitalizacija Ljubljanskega gradu — Javni zavod Ljubljanski grad · openA
- Ljubljanski grad — Wikipedija (sl) · openB
- Stavba Državnega zbora Republike Slovenije — Wikipedija (sl) · openA
- Nekoč glamurozna ljubljanska pasaža danes polna golobjih iztrebkov (25 Aug 2024) — N1 Slovenija (n1info.si) · openA
- BTC Company profile 2019 (and BTC City page, btc.si/en/btc-city/) — BTC d.d. · openA
- O nas (About) — Citypark; Impresum — Citypark, d.o.o. · openA
- Fraport Annual Report 2025 — Key Sites table and Group notes (intangible assets) — Fraport AG · openA
- Zgodovina (History) — Fraport Slovenija — Fraport Slovenija, d.o.o. · openA
- Nov korak do Emonike: Madžari plačali 25 milijonov evrov komunalnega prispevka (STA, 15 Nov 2022) — N1 Slovenija (n1info.si) · openA
- Katalog informacij javnega značaja (public-information catalogue) — Cankarjev dom · openA
- Poročilo o uresničevanju Stanovanjskega programa MOL 2023–2026 za leto 2025 (and JSS MOL 'O nas' page) — Javni stanovanjski sklad Mestne občine Ljubljana (JSS MOL) · openA
- Ljubljana, Novo Brdo — Predstavitev soseske — Stanovanjski sklad Republike Slovenije, javni sklad · openA
- Vabilo k oddaji zavezujočih ponudb za nakup zemljišča v Kašlju – SDH ID 2286 (1 Oct 2026); Osebna izkaznica — Slovenski državni holding, d.d. (SDH) · openA
- Osebna izkaznica (profile) — SDH — Slovenski državni holding, d.d. (SDH) · openA
- SiDG v številkah (home page) — Slovenski državni gozdovi, d.o.o. (SiDG) · openA
- Citypark v tretje desetletje, Supernova na Rudniku pa v veliko širitev (Siol.net, 9 Mar 2022) — Bizi.si (TSmedia) · openA