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Articles - Zagreb

Buildings with the Highest Sustainability Standards in Croatia: Matrix C, City Center One Split, and Auto Hrvatska Zagreb

The 7th Central Conference on Sustainable Construction, organized by the Croatian Green Building Council (GBC Croatia), brought together leading experts in green building, energy, urban planning, and the sustainable built environment. As part of the conference, plaques were awarded to projects in Croatia certified under the DGNB system, recognizing their achievement in meeting the highest sustainability standards. The conference also hosted the 17th Croatian Forum on Sustainable Construction.

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).

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.

The average price per square meter in Split is over 3,000 euros

The average price of an apartment in Zagreb in June was 2,200 euros per square meter and, compared to the same month last year, rose 3.6 percent, while in Split it increased 1.9 percent to 3,020 euros, according to a semi-annual review of the real estate market in Croatia. Colliers Croatia, Slovenia and BiH.

Two factors affect the growth of real estate prices in Zagreb

Zagreb is one of the most visited tourist destinations in Croatia, so it was an ideal city for renting daily apartments, but also for high real estate prices, especially in the center of the metropolis.

The price of new residential construction is the highest in ten years

The average price per square meter of new construction in the first half of 2021 reached the level of as much as 13,385 kuna for the level of the whole of Croatia, which has not been recorded in the last ten years.

We spoke with architect Ana Miše.

Read what she told us about the importance of the psychology of space on employee creativity!
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