New builds - Trogir

Trogir sits on a small island between the mainland and Čiovo, and its medieval core with the cathedral of St Lawrence is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The market therefore splits into two entirely different halves: inside the core you buy stone palaces and houses that cannot be substantially altered, while Čiovo has seen the most intensive apartment building anywhere around Split over the past two decades. Okrug Gornji, Arbanija and Slatine on the island offer rows of newer blocks with pools and sea views, built almost entirely for letting, while Seget Donji to the west of town keeps a quieter, family character. Trogir is also the closest town to Split airport, which lies only a few kilometres to the east, so guests get from the plane to their accommodation in about fifteen minutes. That proximity is the location's greatest advantage — and the reason the supply of apartments here grows faster than in neighbouring towns.

Investors buying an apartment on Čiovo for its airport proximity and dependable summer occupancy, alongside Split families after a house with a garden on more attainable terms than in the city. The stone houses in the core draw buyers who want a historic property and accept a lengthy restoration.

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Data updated: 25 October 2026

Neighbourhoods: Stari grad, Čiovo, Okrug Gornji, Arbanija, Seget Donji, Plano