Poslovni Dnevnik Features Boutique Agency San Patrik

Sellers often form expectations based on headline news, asking prices in the neighbourhood, or personal needs. However, every property has its own context: condition, micro-location, legal status, energy performance and the level of demand at that moment.Setting a realistic price does not mean setting a lower price.It means starting from a strong market position. What happens...

The Croatian real estate market was recently featured in the U.S. industry magazine Real Estate, published by RISMedia. The article formed part of an international overview of selected European markets, alongside contributions from Portugal and the Czech Republic.The feature was coordinated through the network of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World and focused on local m...

Although 2020 was a year full of challenges, with ups and downs, the fact remains that the Zagreb real estate market exceeded experts’ expectations. Demand for property, and consequently prices per square meter, have been rising since 2015. Records were broken in 2019, while the challenging year of 2020 indicated the trends that are likely to follow. With all of this in...

Small apartments in Zagreb have long been one of the most liquid segments of the residential market. Units between 35 m² and 50 m², especially those with a separate bedroom and good public transport access, often sell quickly after entering the market. Why demand remains strong The reasons are practical. Smaller apartments require a lower overall investment compared...