The most accessible resort property in Croatia is situated in Lika-Senj County, where in March 2013 square meter costs around €1,620. The most expensive apartments in Croatia were in Dubrovnik and Split, where buyers paid an average of €2,140 per square meter.
Experts note that the houses and apartments in Croatia continue to get cheaper. In March 2013 recorded a fall in prices by 5.5% year on year, according to the portal Dalje.com. In addition, in last month, a property in Croatia fell in prices by almost 1%.
In March 2013, accommodation in the capital of Croatia, Zagreb, has fallen in value by 6.3% year on year (€1,625 / m2), and the apartments on the Adriatic coast fell by 3.5% (houses prices - €1,560 / m2; apartments - €1,990 / m2).
Recall that the financial crisis has the least impact on the real estate market in the Croatian Dubrovnik, an ancient city with an international airport. In addition, from April 1, 2013 Croatia introduced visas for Russians in preparation for joining the European Union in July 2013.