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Modern apartment with a sea view in a high-end area of Dubrovnik, Croatia. High rental potential!

379,000 €

Total area: 102 m²3 bedrooms2 bathrooms

New home – Medulin, Istria County, Croatia

195,000 €

Total area: 84 m²2 bathrooms

New home – Istria County, Croatia

210,000 €

Total area: 130 m²Land area: 227 m²1 bathroom

Apartments for sale in Croatia. Two-level sea view apartment with a terrace, a balcony, in a new residence, in a quiet district, at 65 meters from the beach, Brela, Croatia

Two-level sea view apartment with a terrace, a balcony, in a new residence, in a quiet district, at 65 meters from the beach, Brela, Croatia

450,000 €

Total area: 134 m²3 bedrooms2 bathrooms

Apartments for sale in Croatia. New apartments with different layouts, terraces, balconies, in a residence in a quiet district, on the first line to the sea, Trogir, Croatia

New apartments with different layouts, terraces, balconies, in a residence in a quiet district, on the first line to the sea, Trogir, Croatia

406,000 €

Total area: 121 m²

New home – Fažana, Istria County, Croatia

260,000 €

Total area: 128 m²2 bathrooms

Beautiful apartment in an antique villa in Opatija

515,000 €

Total area: 108 m²

Premium Apartment in Split - Terrace South

372,000 €

Apartment – Pula, Istria County, Croatia

180,000 €

Total area: 124 m²2 bathrooms

Luxury seafront Sumartin apartment

200,000 €

Total area: 99 m²2 bathrooms

Luxury apartment near city center

230,000 €

Total area: 81 m²

Pula Center Beautiful new flat with a large terrace, fully furnished

162,000 €

Total area: 77 m²2 bathrooms

Beautiful apartment in Split

300,000 €

Total area: 88 m²3 bathrooms

Apartment in Opatija

380,000 €

Total area: 96 m²

Apartment – Pula, Istria County, Croatia

167,000 €

Total area: 92 m²1 bathroom

Furnished apartment in Split, Craotia. Flat with a terrace, in an elegant villa, at 100 meters from the beach

550,000 €

Total area: 90 m²2 bedrooms2 bathrooms

Apartment Terrace Southeast

685,000 €

Lemon apartment in Split

300,000 €

Total area: 67 m²1 bathroom

PULA — STOJA, RENOVATED FLAT 50 M FROM THE BEACH, SEA VIEW, GARDEN

435,000 €

Total area: 127 m²Land area: 86 m²2 bathrooms

Apartment Terrace South 2

619,000 €

Total area: 118 m²2 bathrooms

Apartment in Supetar

180,000 €

Total area: 79 m²2 bathrooms

Pula Center Beautiful flat in Pula with sea view

156,000 €

Total area: 94 m²1 bathroom

Apartment Sundown loggia

348,000 €

1 bathroom

Apartment – Medulin, Istria County, Croatia

225,000 €

Total area: 102 m²Land area: 692 m²3 bathrooms

New home – Premantura, Istria County, Croatia

230,000 €

Total area: 70 m²Land area: 130 m²1 bathroom

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Need to know in Croatia

Apartments from 2,000 to 3,500 EUR/m²
Realtor services from 3% of the property price
Loans from 6% per annum for up to 20 years
Tax from 5% on purchases

House maintenance from 2,000 EUR per annum
One-year residence permit with possibility of extension
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Apartments in Croatia. Croatian flat prices

Apartments in Croatia that sell for €100,000–250,000 are the most sought after by overseas property buyers and 5- or 6-bedroom sea-view flats in Croatia start at €400,000 for 150 sq. m.

Smaller pre-owned Croatian apartments in Istria sell from €80,000 to €100,000 for 40–60 sq. m. and the average buying price of real estate is €1,400–2,000/sq. m. In lesser-known towns like Liznyan, the square meter sells for €1,100 while popular resorts, such as Poreč and Rovinj, offer more expensive properties priced at €2,000/sq. m. and more.

The most expensive flats for sale in Croatia are found in the south. For example, in Opatija the starting price for an apartment is €2,000–2,500/sq. m.

Dubrovnik is one of the most popular resort towns in Dalmatia with a wide selection of prime properties that cost 30-40% more on average than the rest of Dalmatia. Here, apartments sell for €3,000/sq. m. and more. Flats in luxury complexes are also sought after in Croatia.

The tourist industry is rapidly developing in the country making it worthwhile to buy and let. The number of leased apartments went up by 24.5% in 2014.

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