Geographic Information

Description of Croatia

The newest member of the EU, Croatia has become increasingly popular among tourists in recent years as the country's international profile as risen. But resolved legal issues have led to a growing number of investors as well. The 2007 financial crisis saw the country's real estate prices and sales drop significantly, but visitor numbers remained strong, particularly on the Adriatic coast. With 5,000 km of coastline on offer, holiday homes near the beach are the most sought-after. Indeed, places such as Dubrovnik have seen rising interest from overseas buyers. In 2013, Croatia's membership of the European Union was approved 10 years after it applied - a decision that has boosted the country's economic standing and also seen international interest continue to rise.

Current Property Prices in Croatia

1,509 properties listed for sale in Croatia

1 bed apartments:

15 listed for sale
£49,010 to £180,025
Average: £88,843

2 bed apartments:

47 listed for sale
£63,047 to £368,487
Average: £129,843

3 bed apartments:

22 listed for sale
£87,216 to £418,226
Average: £195,026

2 bed houses:

220 listed for sale
£30,016 to £1,286,400
Average: £200,494

3 bed houses:

258 listed for sale
£55,744 to £2,358,400
Average: £331,735

4 bed houses:

199 listed for sale
£71,181 to £1,286,400
Average: £413,693

5 bed houses:

104 listed for sale
£84,902 to £3,430,400
Average: £590,887

Studios:

1 listed for sale
£49,010 to £49,010
Average: £49,010

Croatia Property Buying Guide

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Key Facts:

Currency: CROATIAN KUNA
Time Zone: Central European Time Zone
DialCode: 385
Languages: Croatian language
Capital: Zagreb
Population: {{decrease}} 4,284,889
GDP: $61.280 billion