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For many years, Croatia has been one of the most visited and important tourist destinations in Europe. 

Monitoring economic trends clearly shows how interconnected global events are. For example, the election of the American president can have far-reaching consequences that are also felt in the everyday life of an average household in Croatia, including changes in consumer behavior.

When dreaming and planning to build a dream home, vacation home or rental home, one of the first questions that arises is: is it more profitable to buy or build a house? That is, how much time can we save if we buy an already built house, or how much money can we save if we decide to build our own construction?

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.