The September house prices in many areas have recorded a higher value than the previous month, while the average was 1.7 percent lower than the price of housing.<\/p>\n
The portal Crozilla.com most of the cities in September had asking prices range from a few hundred or even several thousand euros per square meter, but there were exceptions, such as Sisak and Osijek, where they had a rare home price higher than 1,000 euros per square, or Dubrovnik in which the portal Crozilla.com in September he found an ad for a house with the price of the “square” of less than 2,000 euros. Are not uncommon, nor cities where the average price of a house composed only of three digits in Bjelovar is the price of a square meter in September amounted to 637 euro, 621 euro in Sisak, Vara\u017edin and 994 euros.<\/p>\n
According to data from the portal, on a monthly basis Split recorded the largest monthly drop in house prices, 2 percent, and for a single square meter on average 2,300 euros viewfinder. Pula is the price on a monthly basis fell by 1 percent, and the average price of a house with a garden switched off at 1,364 euros per square meter.<\/p>\n
Zagreb is home prices in September on a monthly basis rose by 2.7 percent, and the average price of a square meter was 1,178 euros. The monthly price increase of 0.4 percent was recorded in Rijeka, where the square meter house on average 1,197 euros viewfinder. Sibenik is home prices, with the cost included yards, totaled 1,242 euros per square meter, which is 0.8 percent more than the previous month. The largest monthly increase of almost 12 per cent recorded in Zadar where prices in September rose to 1,763 euros per “square”.<\/p>\n
House prices on the smaller islands<\/p>\n
The portal Crozilla.com now possible to find a property located in more or less sparsely populated islands, and in such areas the demand is greatest for old stone houses, but the local real estate sales do not take place smoothly.<\/p>\n
What is the situation with the real estate market in some of the islands portal Crozilla.com learned from real-estate agents working on different parts of the Adriatic. Christian Sobol, owner of a real estate agency TOPA “SOBOL” he said on the condition of the real estate market on small islands near Losinj, while Renata Bulat, a licensed real estate agent from the company’s Inter-Service Bulat Ltd. gave its opinion on the market on small islands in near Sibenik. Renata Bulat, the portal Crozilla.com said it was interested in buying real estate on the islands fell, and he adds: “Since 2009 until today, we have an annual rate of approx. 5 percent of customers who show interest in purchasing property in the islands. ” similar situation and small island in the northern Adriatic: “On the smaller islands was not too interested in buying real estate, especially when compared to larger islands and those closer to the mainland. Most interest show party, and our citizens for years to come smaller islands as tourists, so they decide to buy a house or apartment you have for yourself and your family. Such property recently purchased for myself, but also for rent, “said Kristian Sobol owner of real estate agency TOPA” SOBOL “.<\/p>\n
There are many reasons that contribute to weaker sales of real estate on the smaller islands, and transportation to the island and poor transport connections and transportation costs, as well as problems with the utility infrastructure of certain property, but its islands are the factors affecting demand and prices in such areas, and customers rethink twice before you actually decide to buy. Close to the coast, garden, age and deterioration, as well as sea are characteristics that, according to agents, also have a great influence on the price of real estate on the islands.<\/p>\n
Prices of old stone houses that are on the smaller islands for sale through the portal Crozilla.om are very similar to those in coastal areas, and are often a lot more of them. By comparison, according to the portal Crozilla.com during September’s average price of a house in Zagreb was 1,178 euros per square meter, and the houses that are sold through the same portal on small islands often have advertised price “square” above 1,000 euros.<\/p>\n
“Property prices in small islands are different than on the larger islands, and that means they are generally too high. These are prices that are required, but it is sold at least ten percent lower prices than required. Sell \u200b\u200bmostly old stone houses, and the price that is required varies from 900 to 1,600 euros per square meter. “- Said Sobol. Price of property in such areas depends largely on criteria such as the size of the yard away from the sea, overlooking the sea and degree of order, or deterioration of the property.<\/p>\n
Renata Bulat believes that prices are higher on islands than on the mainland because the construction itself on the island demanding the delivery of materials, but also because “working hands”, which is sometimes replaced by machines due to heavy access roads to individual property.<\/p>\n
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