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Apartments Fažana: Growing popularity among investors
Fažana, a quaint town on the Istrian coast, is becoming increasingly popular among foreign investors, thanks to a recent construction boom that has hit this idyllic spot. According to the latest reports, the demand for real estate in Fažana has increased by a staggering 30 percent compared to previous years, with a similar rise in supply as well. This upward trend is not surprising given Fažana's excellent location, rich history, and beautiful nature. Once a quiet fishing village, it is now attracting investors from all over the world with its combination of Mediterranean beauty and modern amenities. The development of new residential complexes, luxury villas, and apartments is a key factor in this unprecedented construction boom. Architecture that blends traditional Istrian elements with modern design appeals to those seeking a mix of authenticity and contemporary comfort....
Island of Pag - History, transport and geography The Island of Pag, nestled in the warm Adriatic Sea, stands as one of the most interesting and beautiful islands of Croatia. Its unique combination of rich history, stunning natural beauty, and modern development makes this island an ideal destination for travelers, as well as for those considering investment in real estate. History of the Island of Pag The history of the Island of Pag dates back to prehistoric times, but its first recorded history begins in the Roman era. The island... See more
Income Tax from Property Rental in Croatia Within the entire European Economic Area, or more specifically the European Union, there are no strictly uniform rules that determine how the income of EU member state nationals, who conduct business beyond the borders of their home country, should be taxed. However, the country in which the owner of the property in Croatia is a tax resident can usually tax the income from business activities arising from real estate or other sources, or profits from the sale of property, as well as t... See more
Opening a bank account in Croatia In recent years, Croatia has become one of the areas where foreign investors buy properties not only on the coast. Many investors from Western Europe have realized that Croatia holds interesting business potential. It's true that Croatia is not among the most developed European markets. When comparing Croatia to other Balkan countries, Croatia stands as one of the economically strongest nations. However, its economy is largely dependent on tourism, and that's why foreign investors... See more
Apartments Šibenik, houses Murter: Prices are constantly increasing Trends in Croatian property prices in tourist areas. The most sought-after Croatian destinations for property purchase by foreign clients, according to Google.com search data, are Rogoznica, the island of Murter, and apartments in Šibenik. High demand often correlates with high prices, so in September, there was a further increase in property prices in Croatia. Data from our price map showed that in areas exposed to tourism, demand from foreign investors led to a new price hike... See more
Costs of buying property in Croatia Travel expenses to Croatia, whether by air or car, will be an inherent part of your expenses when purchasing property in Croatia. We'll discuss the most economical ways to travel to Croatia in one of our future articles, but what other costs might arise from the property purchase itself? Real estate agency commission in Croatia If you've made use of a real estate agency, be prepared for an invoice amounting to between 2% and 4% of the property purchase price. Commissions are typ... See more
Water supply and sewerage on the island of Vir 2023 General Information and Facts about Vir Island Vir is a relatively small island near the mainland, covering an area of 22.38 km2, located not far from the city of Zadar. Its length exceeds 10.12 km, and at its widest point, it reaches up to 4.25 km. The island's coastline isn't too jagged, with most bays located on the northern part. Vir is connected by a modern bridge through which the Zadar - Nin - Privlaka - Vir road runs. Historically, the island was covered in forests, but th... See more
VAT on property rentals in Croatia VAT (PDV) on property rentals in Croatia. For property owners in Croatia who are not from this country and are renting out their apartments or houses, there are several administrative steps to follow. Even if this procedure might seem daunting at first, it's crucial to get all the necessary documents beforehand to ensure everything is set before the start of the tourist season. In Croatia, the renting of apartments, rooms, or entire properties to tourists is governed by the VAT law... See more
Buying an apartment in Croatia With us, purchasing an apartment is simple and stress-free Croatia is a country that attracts many not only with its beauty but also with its real estate investment opportunities. The idea of having your own apartment overlooking the blue sea and the historical Croatian town is truly enticing. But how to handle purchasing an apartment in a country where the legal and property market might significantly differ from what we're accustomed to? Properties in Croatia: What might surpri... See more
Rogoznica Croatia: The pearl of Dalmatia waiting to be discovered Rogoznica, a Dalmatian Area Yet to Be Fully Discovered by Tourists Rogoznica, a small and idyllic community on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia, is often an overlooked tourist destination that deserves much more attention. This breathtaking place offers a combination of beautiful beaches, historical landmarks, and modern comforts. In this article, I will bring you closer to all that you can experience in Rogoznica, Croatia. Stunning Beaches Rogoznica is known for its beaches with cr... See more
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