Written by: Sofie Biedermann

Category: Prices Croatia

Published: 31 December 2023

Like in other EU countries, many citizens in Croatia do not have housing resolved. The majority of the population lives in rented accommodation since acquiring their own property is unattainable for most young families. The rising interest rates make deciding to buy a property difficult. Those who are selling, especially old apartments, are increasing prices per square meter as there is strong purchasing power from abroad. Uncertainty among citizens is growing, and inflation, coupled with the transition to the euro, is literally eating up the monthly salary. Development of real estate prices Croatia 2024

Written by: Stefan Hridek

Category: Prices Croatia

Published: 29 October 2023

The most sought-after Croatian destinations for property purchase by foreign clients, according to Google.com search data, are Rogoznica, the island of Murter, and apartments in Šibenik. High demand often correlates with high prices, so in September, there was a further increase in property prices in Croatia. Apartments Šibenik, houses Murter: Prices are constantly increasing