Real Estate Prices in Zagreb Continue to Surge Despite the rising prices, apartments are still being sold well in Zagreb, often for cash. The introduction of the euro has made Zagreb, like the rest of Croatia, more interesting to foreign buyers who want to invest in real estate. Almost every other apartment purchased in Zagreb is paid for in cash, while a third of buyers are foreigners. Their interest in our real estate is the first reason for the high prices. - Those who buy from them, those who take their money, and those who have various sources of money, are all the other factors that contribute to the high prices, says Sanjin Rastovac, a real estate agent. Apartment prices in Zagreb have risen by over 15% in the past year. The largest demand comes from residents of Germany, Austria, and Slovenia, who are also willing to accept higher prices. - Even within Zagreb itself, finding a new building for 3,000 kuna is now a difficult task and a job. Demand remains enormous, while the supply is poor, Rastovac emphasizes. Because of this, more and more young people are unable to buy their first apartment, not even with APN subsidies. The new situation has pushed them to look towards the outskirts of the city where prices are also rising. - Smaller cities around Zagreb, such as Dugo Selo, Sesvete, Velika Gorica, and Zaprešić, have become very attractive to young families who can now afford real estate in these areas, Jelena Kravoščanec Todorović, a real estate agent, said. In the city of Zagreb, there are plans for a so-called affordable housing where the rent will be proportional to the income, and quality apartments will be built and rented throughout the city without ghettoization. The first of these will be built next year. - This is a new building, the fifth, multi-storey building in Podbrežje with 288 apartments that costs 320 million kuna, and we are in negotiations with development banks, Luka Korlaet, deputy mayor, said. The European Bank for Investment has just confirmed at a meeting with the mayor that this model has been widely accepted in the European Union, where they are also struggling with the same problems. _Source: vijesti.hr_

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