Real Estate In The First Row To The Sea For Sale In Croatia

Croatian Coast – A Paradise For Investors And Sea Lovers

In the last few decades, the Croatian coast, especially properties in the first row to the sea, have gained considerable popularity. As a Mediterranean holiday destination, it is very attractive for foreign investors.

Croatia can officially boast the cleanest sea in Europe, which makes it an ideal destination for sea lovers. Together with the fact that Croatia is the number one nautical destination. With more than 4,300 yachts and many smaller boats available for charter, Croatia is at the top with 10% of the world’s charter fleet. What makes properties on the first row by the sea extremely attractive because they offer not only an incredible view, access to the crystal clear sea, but also an excellent opportunity for profitable investments.

Why Invest In Croatia?

Interest in real estate for sale in Croatia is growing year by year, and the real estate market here is very diverse. If you are thinking about investing, now is the right time to embark on this venture. The high tourist potential enables significant rental income, especially during the summer season. Many owners realize a significant return on investment by renting out their properties to tourists. Waterfront properties often see an increase in value over time, which can result in a good long-term investment. These properties often come with additional amenities such as private beach access.

The Most Popular Investment Locations

The most attractive locations for foreign investors are those that have the highest number of tourists, because that means they have a return on funds. This category includes cities by the sea: Dubrovnik, Split, Primošten, Rogoznica, Trogir, Korčula, the island of Hvar and the island of Brač. The greatest demand is for real estate in the first row to the sea, in historical and cultural destinations that offer excellent infrastructure, urban planning and traffic connections with the rest of the country, and proximity to airports.

According to the latest data from the Global Property Guide, more than 70,000 foreigners own real estate in Croatia. Most of these properties are located on the coast, mostly first row to the sea, mainly in the region of Dalmatia. Only 3% of foreigners decide to invest in the area around the capital Zagreb.

Real Estate Prices Along The Coast

The prices of real estate along the coast, especially the first row to the sea, are significantly higher compared to the interior of Croatia. This is the result of high demand, tourist potential and limited supply. Depending on the location, prices may vary, but are generally the highest in popular destinations.

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik, known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, is the most visited Dalmatian old town in Croatia. Founded in the 13th century, Dubrovnik developed into an important port on the Mediterranean under Venetian rule. If you want to own a piece of this historic pearl, take a look at our real estate offer in Dubrovnik and find your ideal home by the Adriatic.

Dubrovnik: The prices of real estate in the first row to the sea can reach up to 5,000 – 10,000 euros per square meter.

Split

Split is the largest city in Dalmatia and the starting point for many island cruises. As one of the largest cruise and sea ports in Croatia, it attracts countless visitors every year. The old town of Split is a spacious labyrinth of small stone streets and restaurants. Discover the charms of Split and invest in real estate in the heart of Dalmatia. Take a look at our wide range of real estate in Split.

Split: Prices range between 3,500 – 9,000 euros per square meter.

Korčula

The architecture of the old town of Korčula was mainly influenced by the Venetian Renaissance, but outside the old town in the bay of Luka Korčula (Kalac) you can also see some beautiful examples of architecture from the 1930s. If you want to live in a peaceful Mediterranean paradise, find your oasis of peace among our properties on the island of Korčula.

Island of Korčula: Prices are similar to those in Dubrovnik, around 4,000 – 8,000 euros per square meter.

Primošten

Once an island, Primošten has preserved the atmosphere and all the architectural features of a medieval Mediterranean fishing village. Naturally protected from the winds, surrounded by vineyards woven into stone honeycombs, at the foot of the hills is the Kremik marina, unique on the Adriatic. If you want to wake up with a view of the crystal clear sea, Primošten allows you to do that.

Primošten: Prices are between 3,000 – 6,000 euros per square meter.