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Despite its rapidly growing economy, Croatia is still viewed through the lens of a developing country. After nearly half a century under the veil of socialism and a transitional period of adjusting to capitalism, Croatia is gradually but surely catching up with other European countries and becoming an attractive destination for foreign investments.

The story of a traditional Dalmatian house, the story is bigger than the architecture itself. The Dalmatian stone house is a picture of the coexistence of the Dalmatian man and the harsh nature and a symbol of life force and perseverance. 

Trading land is different from trading houses or apartments in many aspects. Since it is about different types of real estate, trading in land requires a different approach and perspective.

The tourism market has a significant impact on real estate prices in the Adriatic, especially in popular coastal destinations such as Dubrovnik, Split, islands like Hvar and Istria. High demand for accommodation, driven by the increase in the number of tourists and investors in short-term rentals (e.g., through platforms like Airbnb), has led to an increase in real estate prices, often beyond the purchasing power of the local population.  

Split and Dubrovnik are often considered the two most beautiful cities in Croatia, thanks to their stunning coastline and rich history.