AFAIK, Albanians bought properties from the domicile Serb population who then settled in Serbia - usually Belgrade.
This happened in this order
Serbian village, the villagers need someone to take care of the cows, sheep or to work the land...
Albanian guy from the next village comes in works for the villagers or for the ZIK (Zemjodelsko Industriski Kombinat - Agri-Industrial Combine). Later this guy with his immediate family (usually ~20 people) buys a land/property from a local Serb who needs money for whatever reason (wedding, scholarship, funeral, or just moving to a new job in the city) usually paying way much then the market price.
Next thing you know the other Serbs who also need money sell property to this guy's family or friends. Then the prices of the properties go down as the newcomers start practicing their way of life and there is more property for sale then buyers.
Afterwards, the Albanians build a mosque and to live in that village is impossible.
Same happened in Macedonia. IDK if it is possible to find data online, but in the late 70s village of Arachinovo had 1 Albanian inhabitant. Today it has 0 Macedonians.
Another trivia, we have same number of mosques ad churches, but we have 33% Muslims compared to 60% Christians here

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