EN
HR
Photo: Lazar Krstić / Pexels
Looking at the whole of Croatia, Dubrovnik still holds the title of the most expensive city on the coast with an average of 5601 euros per square meter for buying a property. Split and Opatija follow with prices slightly above 5100 euros. Rijeka, along with islands such as Krk and Cres, also record high prices - which confirms that the entire Kvarner is under pressure from continuously growing demand. Real estate in Istria is not...
To continue reading, subscribe to the HrTurizam portal
By subscribing, you get the opportunity to read tourism business news, stories, trends, analyses, interviews and columns from the Croatian tourism business sector every day.
Behind every author's article are years and years of experience, learning and hours and hours spent in research, education and content production.
All with the aim of delivering you complete and verified information and bringing a broader context to tourism news and trends.
That's the value we deliver. For that value, we will continue to deliver quality tourist information through the minimum 1728 articles per year.
HrTurizam - your source of information from the business world of Croatian tourism.
Subscribe to the content of the leading tourism b2b media in Croatia.
Already have an account?
Join us
Premium
