Buying an apartment typically requires greater financial efforts than buying a house of the same square footage with included land, and in November, the difference in their advertised prices was on average 21.5%, according to data from real estate advertisers on Crozilla.com, published on Tuesday.

The rise in apartment prices in numerous cities has led to an increase in demand for houses, which has also led to a rise in their prices, according to Crozilla, with the largest annual increase in the value of houses of 9.5% in November achieved in Split, and the greatest price increase in apartments in Umag, 8.8%. When it comes to the difference in prices between apartments and houses, it is particularly pronounced in Opatija, where 3,147 euros were on average asked for a square meter of apartment, and 910 euros less for houses.

The values of houses there increased by just 0.9% on an annual basis, while apartment prices rose by 6.8%.

Data from real estate advertisers on Crozilla.com shows that in Zagreb, for whose squares an average of 2,063 euros were asked, prices rose by 8.3%, while house prices rose by 6.2%. The price difference between their squares in November was 724 euros, or 35%. The prices of apartments and houses were also significantly different in Varaždin, at 35%, where for a square of its apartments 1,160 euros were asked, while for houses 412 euros less. A big difference of as much as 43.3% was recorded in Bjelovar, where apartments were advertised at the price of 756 euros per square metre, and houses 327 euros cheaper. A difference of 37.2% was achieved in Osijek, where apartments were advertised at an average price of 967 euros per square metre, while 360 euros less was asked for a square metre of house, while in Slavonski Brod houses were 98 euros per square cheaper than apartments, whose average sought price was 773 euros. In the most expensive city, Dubrovnik, an average of 3,650 euros was asked for a square meter of apartment, and 23 euros less for houses. Alongside Dubrovnik and Opatija, Split is also among the most expensive, with apartment prices of 2,915 euros per square and houses 269 euros cheaper. The prices of Zadar apartments advertised through Crozilla.com averaged 2,266 euros, while houses were 621 euros cheaper. Apartments were cheaper than houses in November only in Poreč, where the difference was just 16 euros, and for whose square metre of apartment an average of 2,003 euros was asked.

source: poslovni.hr

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