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From August to August: real estate prices rose by almost 10%

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From August to August: real estate prices rose by almost 10%

When planning to buy or rent an apartment, one of the key pieces of information is the movement of real estate prices. In Croatia, the market is developing dynamically, and the latest data for August 2025 shows interesting regional differences and trends worth following. From Dalmatia, where prices are highest, to Slavonia and Baranja with the lowest prices.

Real Estate Price Movement in Croatia



According to data from the portal Nekretnine.hr, in August 2025, the highest asking price for the sale of real estate was recorded in Dalmatia and amounted to €3,813 per m², while the lowest was in Slavonia and Baranja at €1,521 per m². The average asking price in the entire country was €3,689 per m², which represents a 9.89% increase compared to August 2024.
The analysis of the last two years shows that August 2025 was the peak for average residential real estate prices, while the lowest average price was in October 2023 (€3,105/m²). This data clearly shows the trend of value growth, while at the same time highlighting the differences among regions.


Most sought-after locations:


• Dalmatia – highest price, popular destinations for investments and summer rentals
• Zagreb and surrounding area – stable growth and constant demand
• Slavonia and Baranja – lowest prices, potential for long-term investments


Apartment Rental Prices



Regarding rentals, August 2025 recorded the highest asking price of €16.57/m² per month in Dalmatia, while the lowest was €9.68/m² per month in Slavonia and Baranja. The average asking rental price in Croatia was €14.71/m² per month, which represents an increase of 8.16% compared to August 2024. The trend shows that rental prices in large cities and tourist regions are constantly increasing, while the interior of the country and less developed regions offer more favorable conditions for long-term rentals. Regional influences on rental prices are clearly visible: in tourist zones such as Dalmatia and Istria, prices are higher due to seasonal demand, while in central Croatia and continental counties, rents are more stable and lower.

Tips for Buyers and Tenants



Monitoring the market and regional differences is crucial for the decision to buy or rent. If you are thinking about buying your first property, follow the average price per square meter in the region and compare it with local offers. For landlords, understanding regional trends helps in determining a competitive rental price.


Our agency Regent Real Estate is at your disposal with detailed advice, price assessments and market analyses, whether you want to buy, rent or sell a property. Our agents provide professional support and legal assistance, which is especially important when dealing with luxury properties, investments or more complex transactions.


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