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Articles - Nekretnine

Who should be in the driving seat of the real estate innovation

The prolific change of 2020 has shaped the real estate industry more than anything else in decades. The digitization had been underway before the pandemic, but the speed of that shift has accelerated in ways that nobody could have predicted.

Ergović: "Not a single tile fell from a lot of classically built buildings in the earthquake"

The President of the Management Board of Nexe Group, a member of the Council and the Council of HUP Ivan Ergović explained to N1 why he believes that in the reconstruction after the earthquake in Banja it would be better to use traditional construction instead of prefabricated buildings.

How the corona has affected the commercial real estate market and where it currently has the most earning opportunities

Despite the corona crisis, the growth trend of commercial real estate prices in Croatia has not stopped in the past year. Demand, especially for quality industrial, office and logistics facilities, still exceeds supply, according to an annual survey by Colliers Croatia, a leading investment and real estate consulting company.

Ranilović: Real estate sales in the center of Zagreb fell by about forty percent

The president of the Real Estate Association at the Croatian Chamber of Commerce, Dubravko Ranilović, said in the show "Studio 4" that new construction is currently being sought in the city of Zagreb, but that this trend is present throughout Croatia.

The earthquake reversed trends in the real estate market

The earthquake that hit Zagreb in March last year, in the past almost 12 months, in addition to halving traffic, completely reversed trends in the real estate market. Sales of apartments and business premises in the center of the metropolis have almost died out, and buyers are mostly looking for quality new construction on the outskirts of the city.

Rent Rolls – How to get the most out of your data

Whether you are a property owner or a property manager, steady rental income equates to a well-streamlined cash flow.

Real estate prices are still rising, in Rijeka the most expensive compared to last year

From the beginning of 2019 until today, the asking prices of apartments in the largest Croatian cities have increased the most in Rijeka, by 16 percent, followed by Osijek with 10 percent, while in Zagreb they have risen by 8.7 percent, according to an analysis on Wednesday.

What has been happening with real estate prices in the last two years? Apartment prices have risen the most in this city

That the changes that have taken place in the last year do not in any way affect the upward trend in apartment prices in Rijeka is shown by the latest data from the beginning of this year, according to which the average price per square meter of 1780 euros is 16 percent higher than in January 2019.
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