Research the largest sample in the sale of real estate in Croatia okazuje 2% decrease in average prices for houses and apartments.<\/p>\n
In February 2015, the price of real estate in Croatia fell by 2 percent, compared to prices in February 2014, while compared to January 2015 are at the same level. When we compare the latest data with, for example, in February 2011, the real estate prices in Croatia decreased by 7 percent. These changes show the data processed on the largest sample in the sale of real estate in Croatia, available through online advertisement Sniffer. In the last month is the sniffers even advertised 149,000 property.<\/p>\n
Average prices vary widely, BY COUNTIES<\/p>\n
In February 2015, by counties was observed increase in the average price of real estate in Dubrovnik-Neretva County of 7 percent compared to February 2014. It is also the county with the highest real estate prices in Croatia. The average price per square meter in the Old Town of Dubrovnik is 3476 euros.<\/p>\n
Most other counties on the coast decreased average real estate prices between 1 and 3 percent, while the decline in the average price of real estate in continental Croatia still higher. The biggest drop was recorded in Krapina-Zagorje, Sisak, Osijek-Baranja, but the Zagreb County.<\/p>\n
When the average price of property by counties visible are large differences between counties in the Adriatic Sea and coastal areas to those in continental Croatia, especially in the eastern part of Croatian, including the counties with the highest recorded price decline at all.<\/p>\n
I still have the highest price the property on the Adriatic coast, especially in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County, where in February 2015, the average price of 2,198 euros per square meter for the house, and 2593 euros per square meter for an apartment.<\/p>\n
The lowest prices are in Vukovar-Sirmium and Pozega-Slavonia County where, for example, the average price of a square meter less than 800 euros, and the house below 500 euros.<\/p>\n
PRICES IN ZAGREB ARE DROPPING IN RELATION TO THE PERIOD PRIOR YEAR<\/p>\n
The city of Zagreb, the average price in euros per square meter for the house was 1,318 euros, a drop of 7 percent compared to the same month in 2014. In apartments, the average price per square meter was 1,606 euros, representing a decrease of 2 percent compared to the same month in the previous year.<\/p>\n
Large differences in average prices in \u20ac \/ m\u00b2 BY MUNICIPALITIES IN THE CITY OF ZAGREB<\/p>\n
In February 2015, recorded the highest average price of a square in the city Donji Grad from 2459 euros per square meter for the house and from 2039 euros per square meter for an apartment.<\/p>\n
The cheapest squares in Zagreb still can be found in Brezovica and Sesvetama. The differences in average prices are still greater in the division of the neighborhoods in which most prices continue to hold the fourth in the city center.<\/p>\n
Fourth Dolac, spatial structure Upper Town have the highest price per square meter of apartments in, but also the most expensive neighborhoods in the city of Zagreb reported a decline in property prices compared to last year.<\/p>\n
The largest decrease in the average apartment price in \u20ac \/ m\u00b2 among TOP neighborhoods record fourth Upper Town and Tu\u0161kanac.<\/p>\n
It is still the lowest average price of apartments in \u20ac \/ m\u00b2 in neighborhoods Sopnica, Soblinec and Kozari Put, where the average price of a square moving under \u20ac 800.<\/p>\n
CITIES AND PLACES IN ZAGREB COUNTY With falling prices are still among the desirable destination<\/p>\n
The latest overview of average prices of houses and apartments in the cities and towns in the County of Zagreb shows that they are still among the preferred destinations for the purchase of real estate. However, recorded a large drop in the average price per square meter. For example in Samobor was recorded fall in prices for the flat of 21 percent compared to prices from February 2011, while the price of square houses fell by 17 percent compared to February 2011.<\/p>\n
Jadran most expensive, AU Istria the biggest difference in price<\/p>\n
In February 2015, in the cities, not including their surroundings, the highest price per square meter have properties in cities on the Adriatic – Dubrovnik, Split and Zadar. City of Zagreb, not including the surrounding area, is in fourth place at an average price of squares. From major cities on the coast,<\/p>\n
Sibenik and Pula have the lowest average price of a square. The average price per square meter in Pula is 1306 euros, while the cost per square meter house 1,433 euros.<\/p>\n
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