Buying real estate in Croatia
- Written by: Sofie Biedermann
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
The “Model” is a two-letter code beginning with HR, which defines the structure and meaning of the reference number. Each institution or company in Croatia may require a different model depending on the type of payment – for example HR01 for invoices, HR03 for OIB, or HR04 for payments to public authorities.
- Written by: Sofie Biedermann
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
The Croatian government is preparing a major legislative reform aimed at ending illegal construction activities and protecting the landscape. According to Branko Bačić, Minister of Spatial Planning, Construction, and State Assets, illegal construction will soon be classified as a criminal offense, as part of a broader reform of construction and housing laws.
- Written by: Sofie Biedermann
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
The year 2025 brought a major change in Croatia – the new property tax (porez na nekretnine) came into effect, replacing the former holiday home tax (porez na kuće za odmor). This reform unified taxation for all properties – whether permanently occupied, used for recreation, or vacant.
- Written by: Sofie Biedermann
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
From January 1, 2025, new legislation came into force in Croatia that significantly affects the tax burden in the real estate sector. In recent years, Croatia has been striving to attract foreign investors while responding to various socioeconomic factors, such as the growing shortage of affordable housing for local re…
- Written by: Sofie Biedermann
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
Real estate prices in Croatia are rising relentlessly. Research shows that 66.3% of households have difficulties covering basic living expenses. The situation is worse only in Greece, Bulgaria, and Romania. What is behind this trend, and what are the prospects for the future? Istria and Kvarner: The Highest Prices in t…
- Written by: karlos
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
Purchasing a property in Croatia is a dream come true for many people. The sunny coastline, crystal-clear sea, and picturesque landscape attract investors from all over the world. However, with this dream comes the responsibility to protect your investment from unforeseen events. Property insurance in Croatia has its o…
- Written by: Sofie Biedermann
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
Croatia is becoming an increasingly popular destination, not only for holidays but also for real estate investments. Whether you are a real estate agency looking for new clients, or a private individual wishing to sell or rent out your property, we have great news for you! Croreal.com now offers completely free adverti…
- Written by: Sofie Biedermann
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
From January 1, 2025, a new law on the management and maintenance of buildings will come into effect in Croatia, bringing a number of significant changes and restrictions that will directly impact property owners, building managers, and construction companies. This law has been the subject of intense public debate, esp…
- Written by: Stefan Hridek
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
If you're looking for the perfect place to invest in real estate in Croatia, you've just found it. The town of Vodnjan, located in the beautiful Istria region, became the most sought-after location for real estate purchases by foreign buyers in August 2024. What drives this popularity, and why should you consider inves…
- Written by: Sofie Biedermann
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
Croatia is becoming an increasingly popular destination not only for tourists but also for investors seeking profitable opportunities in the real estate market. The rental yield in Croatia is influenced by several factors, including tax burden, maintenance costs, and average prices for long-term and short-term rentals.…
- Written by: Stefan Hridek
- Category: Buying real estate in Croatia
Croatia has become one of the most popular destinations for purchasing vacation properties among Europeans. The reasons include not only the beautiful Adriatic coast but also a stable legal environment, favorable property prices, and proximity to many European countries. Currently, more than 300,000 vacation properties…