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Brač stands out for many reasons. It is the largest Dalmatian island, the highest island in the Adriatic, and many would say the most beautiful – though that is, of course, a highly subjective category. What is certain is that it is one of the most popular and attractive Adriatic destinations, with a long tourism tradition. Despite the challenges that island life can bring, Brač has positioned itself as an excellent place for year-round living and an idyllic family lifestyle.

Located in the heart of Dalmatia, the area around Rogoznica has been admired for its beauty since ancient times. Today, it attracts visitors with its untouched beaches and crystal-clear sea, as well as its connection to larger Dalmatian cities and access to all essential amenities, cultural sites, and natural attractions.

For quite some time now, real estate has not only been about homes but also about real investments and sources of income. For this reason, many people invest their savings in real estate, seeing it as an additional source of profit. 

Recently, we often helplessly watch as real estate prices in large cities rise quickly and relentlessly. The average buyer, who spends a lot of time, effort, and energy accumulating funds to solve their housing issue, wonders whether it is even worth investing in an apartment in a big city when, for the same amount, they could become the owner of a spacious family house for sale in a smaller town. The choice of location depends on preferences, but locations often affect the price.

For several decades in a row, Croatia has not lost its popularity as a tourist destination. With the opening to Europe and the European market, during the post-transition period and thanks to the transition to capitalism, entry into the European Union, and the switch to the euro, many foreigners, along with local residents, decided to make a profit through renting apartments or houses for vacation. However, profit is not the only benefit of owning an apartment.