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Property prices in Croatia fell by 4.6% in the 12 months to December 2009. Attractive opportunities are now starting to appear, particularly along the northern Adriatic coast.
Whilst demand for Croatian properties has reduced as elsewhere currently, savvy buyers are on the look-out for prime properties that will stand them in good stead for the future.
Croatia’s entry to the EU may be back on track for 2011, potentially opening up good property investment opportunities.
Latest published research suggests that Croatia property prices can vary as much as 25% across Croatia, with buyers likely to be able to negotiate good discounts off published property asking prices.
Croatia property prices, as pretty much elsewhere in the world, are falling to more realistic levels. A recently published article highlighted examples of what an investor can currently pick up in Croatia. Is now the right time to buy? What can you expect to pay, and get? Should you try to negotiate with the vendor?
A major Croatia property price survey has highlighted the wide variation in advertised property asking prices across Croatia. Whats the most expensive? And the cheapest?
Don't know your Notary Public from your Pre-Contract? Or confused about what the Ministry of Justice in Croatia does? We have recently added a list of Croatia property buying FAQs that just might be what you are looking for.
CentarNekretnina, the largest Croatian property portal, has released its monthly Croatia property price trends for March 2008.
The European Union Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said that Croatia should be able to complete European Union membership talks by the end of 2009, which would open the door for Croatia to become the 28th EU nation in 2010. He stated he has every confidence that the talks with Croatia on EU accession would [...]
