Data from the Crozilla.com advertiser has shown that the January prices for apartments in Zagreb are on an annual increase in value, while house prices are on the decline. The average advertised price of an apartment in Zagreb in January was €1765 per square meter, a 7 percent increase compared to the same month last year, and an 8.8 percent increase compared to 2016. For "square" houses, including the price of the plot, in Zagreb the average price sought in January was €1209, which is €556 less per square meter than an apartment. The average advertised prices of Zagreb houses in January have on an annual basis recorded a value decline of 3.3 percent, while in relation to the same month in 2016 they were 5.5 percent lower, Despite higher prices, apartments in the Zagreb area find buyers much more easily than houses. The highest possible prices can be found in the city center, and the lowest on the outskirts of the city. The average advertised price of almost €2100 per square meter has made the Center the most expensive part of Zagreb. The mentioned amount, according to data from the Crozilla.com advertiser, averaged a 7.4 percent increase compared to last year and an 8.7 percent increase compared to January 2016. The largest annual increase was recorded in the western part of the city where apartment prices rose by 7.7 percent, and were also 8.3 percent higher than in the first month of 2016, and for one square meter in the average was sought €1581. In comparison with the first month of 2016, the smallest increase in apartment prices is 1.6 percent, and it was recorded in the eastern part of Zagreb where the average advertised price was €1610 per square meter, which is 6.6 percent higher than last year in the same month. South of the Sava River, January apartment prices were lower than last year's. Namely, in New Zagreb, according to data from the Crozilla.com advertiser, an annual decline in prices was recorded. The average sought price per square meter of an apartment in that part of Zagreb in January was €1382, which is 0.9 percent lower than in the same month last year, but in comparison with the first month of 2016 that part of the city records the largest increase in prices, which is 8.8 percent.

Apartment in Centre – the most expensive and attractive

The Center of Zagreb was, according to data from the Crozilla.com advertiser, the most attractive part of the city for buying an apartment in January, after which there was a large demand for apartments in the areas of Trešnjevka, Maksimir, Dubrava and Jarun. Source: crozilla.com

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