Average sought price per square meter of Zagreb apartments in October on the oglasnik Crozilla.com was 2,173 euros.

In Zagreb, more and more homes are being sought instead of apartments, usually non-real estate on the periphery or outside the city, and the most sought-after neighborhood for buying an apartment is Trešnjevka, data from oglasnik Crozilla.com refers to sales in October. For several months now, the first place on the list of Zagreb's most sought-after neighborhoods for buying apartments is held by Trešnjevka, and it was the same in October. On the second position is Maksimir, followed by Donji grad, Centar, Dubrava and Jarun. On the Zagreb area, apartments are still most sought after in the area of public urban transport, especially trams, and after the earthquake, the statics of the building have become a crucial factor in the purchase. Average sought price per square meter of Zagreb apartments in October on the oglasnik Crozilla.com was 2,173 euros. However, the range of advertised prices is extremely wide, so, apart from unrenovated attics, apartments in roh-bau condition or those that require adaptation, for a price per square meter lower than 1,000 euros, there are also apartments worth millions, and most often it is a matter of large, luxury-equipped objects on prestigious locations, whose advertised values of square meters sometimes rise above 5,000 euros. However, the earthquake in Zagreb has brought about a lack of trust in old buildings, especially in the city center, so many buyers are increasingly looking for non-urban or suburban real estate. The center, which was once the most sought-after, has now fallen into the background. More and more people are looking for houses with a garden, even on the outskirts of the city or in smaller places in the vicinity, and plots of land have become popular. "We are observing the interest of buyers in real estate today and 10 years ago and we notice a greater interest in houses than apartments," said the owner of the real estate agency Dom ekspert Ivana Čikić. She added that the reason why, 10 years ago, apartments were sold in a greater percentage than houses was that there was an enormous number of unsold new apartments on the market. This year, houses have gained significantly in importance, and so was the demand for them on the oglasnik Crozilla.com in October, much greater than last year. However, despite the increased interest, houses on the Zagreb area are still cheaper than apartments, and in October, the difference in their prices was over 35%. On the oglasnik Crozilla.com, for a square meter of a house in Zagreb, with the included price of a garden, a average of 1,396 euros was sought. Čikić considers that today, houses are sold in a greater percentage than before, because today there are much fewer new apartments on the market than in 2008 and in the following years when the recession was going on and the inventory of those apartments had not been sold. The second reason for the greater demand for houses is the earthquake that has brought awareness to people of the security shortcomings of living in buildings that are not maintained. source: poslovni.hr

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