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Trends in the real estate market are the key to understanding the dynamics that shape this complex industry. The real estate market depends on numerous factors, most of all on economic cycles and demographic changes. These changes shape not only the way in which real estate is bought and sold in Split, but also how new projects are planned and developed. Through the analysis of these trends, we can expect that the real estate market will continue to develop in Split.

The model of purchasing real estate via a company is becoming an increasingly common practice in Croatia, particularly among foreigners, investors, and existing businesses.

Each year, we face the same question: where to go to the sea this year? Before the tourist season begins, it’s wise to secure accommodation so the best options don’t disappear. This time, we suggest the small picturesque town of Primošten, known for its beauty, history, and enviable location.

Buying property in a foreign country can be an exciting experience, but also a challenging and time-consuming process. This is especially true when purchasing property in Split, the jewel of the Adriatic coast, offering a mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. Due to the specifics of Croatian legislation, local regulations, and a dynamic real estate market, the buying process may require detailed planning and thorough preparation.

The oldest parts of Split include the Diocletian’s Palace and the neighborhoods of Varoš and Radunica. These areas are known for their unique stone walls, narrow streets, and historic buildings, many of which are protected as cultural heritage by the state.