IN CUSTODY OVER 14 MILLION DETAILED PROPERTY EVALUATIONS FOR POTENTIAL BUYERS, 6 MILLION RELATE TO THE SALE OF HOMES

According to a new survey by Njuškić, conducted on a sample of 166,000 active advertisements in March 2017, property prices in Croatia continue to recover. However, they are still 7% lower than in the same month in 2011. Among the larger cities in Croatia, house prices have grown the most in Split, Zadar, and Zagreb. Rijeka also shows a mild recovery of house prices, while Osijek continues to stagnate in the price of square meters of housing.

Coastal Counties and City of Zagreb Generate Growth in Croatian Property Prices

Most counties show a decline in average property prices on an annual basis, which is still most pronounced in the continental part of Croatia, while most counties on the coast continued to show growth in March. Međimurska County is among the rare continental counties showing recovery of property prices on an annual basis. In March 2017, in the largest cities in Croatia, excluding their surroundings, the highest property prices per square meter were recorded in cities on the Adriatic coast - in Dubrovnik, Split, and Zadar. Vukovar is still the city with the lowest average property price, showing the largest decline of 12% on an annual basis. Bjelovar follows with a decline of 8% on an annual basis.

The New Zagreb-West district recorded a growth of almost 12% in comparison to the previous year, thus it has been placed among the ten most expensive districts in Zagreb. Property prices are still the highest in the Medveščak district, followed by Donji grad, Maksimir, Trnje, Podsljeme, and Trnjejek - North. The lowest average property prices per square meter are in Brezovica and Sesvete.

Buyers are Looking for Apartments in a Wider City Center at a Price of 1300 EUR per Square Meter

When it comes to the interest of potential buyers in properties in Zagreb, the most sought-after are apartments of size between 60 and 70 square meters, at a price of 1300 euros per square meter, and that too in the wider city center, where the average price of property is already higher than they would like to pay. Specifically, the highest number of advertisements was recorded in Donji grad, Trešnjevk, Maksimir, the very center, and Jarun in March.

Even More Properties for Vacation are on Sale in March

More than a thousand new advertisements for vacation houses and villas were submitted in March, and this category has also shown significant growth in terms of queries compared to the beginning of the year. The prices of vacation houses follow the trends of property prices in Croatia in general. As expected, the highest prices were recorded in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County, where the average price of property for vacation is 2505 euros.

Source: vecernji.hr

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