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Articles - Tržište nekretnina

In this part of Croatia, everyone is scrambling for real estate: Properties are in high demand.

The Economic Institute of Zagreb, in cooperation with the Ministry of Construction, has published the latest analysis of the real estate market in Croatia for the year 2023, revealing significant differences in housing affordability between coastal and continental parts of the country.

Real estate prices: None of the Dalmatian cities are among the five most expensive in terms of price per square meter of an apartment or flat.

In 2023, the Croatian real estate market recorded 116,961 transactions, marking a slight increase of 0.2 percent compared to 2022. At the same time, the total value of sold properties rose by 6.2 percent, reaching 9.1 billion euros, according to an analysis by the Economic Institute, Zagreb (EIZ).

Real Estate: A Golden Opportunity for Investors

In today's world of rapid economic changes and volatile financial markets, many investors are seeking safe havens for their capital. Among various options, investing in real estate stands out as one of the most stable and potentially most profitable strategies. This article will guide you through the world of real estate investment, revealing why this investment is so attractive and how you can leverage its advantages.

The Sad Fate of One of Zagreb's Best Locations...

A new residential-commercial building, whose construction has been announced on the remaining undeveloped site in Ulica grada Vukovara, near the Ministry of Justice building and Strojarska Street, will be located in the vicinity of the former Gredelj Railway Vehicle Factory, an area in the city center covering 420,000 square meters.

German Interest in Croatian Real Estate is Growing Again

ZAGREB - German buyers have always shown interest in properties in Croatia, and after a significant decline in interest last year, when they were overtaken by Slovenians, this trend is now showing signs of recovery.

Last Year’s Decline in Residential Real Estate Sales in the EU

BRUSSELS - Last year, the number of residential real estate sales transactions fell in 13 out of 16 EU member states for which the European statistical office Eurostat had data.

State-owned Real Estate with Record Business Revenues

Last year, state-owned real estate achieved record operating income from real estate management of 16.8 million euros, which is a growth of 7.6 percent compared to the previous year, the state-owned company reported on Wednesday.

U Hrvatskoj nekretnine sve skuplje, u Trstu sasvim druga priča

It is precisely because of tourism that real estate on the Adriatic is increasingly expensive, but it is not the same on the other side of the coast. Our team visited Rijeka and Trieste, two seemingly very similar port cities. However, while in Rijeka it has long been impossible to buy decent real estate for reasonable money, in Trieste, sixty kilometers away, it's a completely different story.
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