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Articles - Hrvatsko tržište nekretnina

Why are Croats obsessed with property and think they have to own real estate? "Apartments are treated like piggy banks in which savings are placed"

A recent HNB analysis reminded us how much Croats love property. Figures show that as many as 85 percent of households own a main housing unit - that is, they have an apartment. Eurostat data, on the other hand, show an even higher percentage - almost 90 percent of Croats live in their own homelands. But the CNB's analysis did not reveal hot water.

Fortenova buys real estate and Meggle production line: Milk purchase and employment details released

Fortenova Group and Meggle Croatia have reached an agreement on the purchase and sale of real estate and the production line of the Osijek dairy.

Croatia: 85 percent of households own a house or apartment

The average net asset value of households in Croatia is 107 thousand euros, and 85 percent of households own a house or apartment in which they live, which is significantly more than in other EU member states - these are just some of the data obtained by experts who conducted a survey on the ownership of real estate and property of Croatian citizens.

Horvat: State-owned real estate owned by local government

Minister of Physical Planning, Construction and State Property Darko Horvat announced today at a meeting with Split-Dalmatia County Prefect Blaženko Boban that a dozen state-owned properties in the county will be given to local self-government units.

One region in Croatia has become a total hit due to the crown: Land and real estate are wanted, and prices will leave you speechless

Dalmatians are buying agricultural land en masse, they are attracted by the extremely low price, and all locations are at stake.

Property prices increased in relation to laund

At the annual level, housing prices in Zagreb rose by an average of 8.7 percent, in the Adriatic 5.9 percent, while in other areas prices were higher by 13.4 percent

APN has so far received 1,680 applications for housing subsidies, about 240 have been processed

Last Monday, APN started receiving applications as part of the fifth tender for subsidizing housing loans, and on that day, banks submitted a total of 611 applications for their clients.

The real estate market in Zagreb has completely stopped. True, prices have not fallen, but it is clear why!

It is certain that with quality and maintained real estate prices will rise. In the coming period, there will be large differences in prices

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