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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.

Off-plan properties are becoming an increasingly popular way to purchase new developments. This method is becoming the norm primarily because it offers flexibility to buyers. The process of buying a property under construction can sometimes seem unclear, so in the following sections, we’ll explain exactly what it entails.

More and more property owners in Croatia, if they have a “spare” property, are opting to rent it out to generate additional income and improve their household budget. When choosing this income stream, the first question they ask themselves is whether it is more profitable to rent out a property long-term or short-term.

Flipping real estate has been a way to make money for years, often highly profitable, and has become increasingly popular in Croatia recently. However, as attractive as it may be, this way of making money carries certain risks that can be significant, given the initial investment. For this reason, property flipping should be approached wisely and thoughtfully.

In recent years, having a roof over one’s head has become an impossible mission for many citizens of the Republic of Croatia. The reasons are various. With Croatia’s entry into the European Union, Croatian real estate became attractive to foreign investors, and high demand led to rising square meter prices. The introduction of the euro, geopolitical events, inflation, and other economic fluctuations have further disrupted the plans of those who, with average incomes, dreamed of their dream home.