Written by: Aljoša Vučetić, Maris Real Estate At the beginning of June, I was sitting in Ljubljana on a panel with my colleague Uga, a London-based agent who has been representing buyers exclusively for around thirteen years. What kept me alert throughout the whole talk was not the story about luxury neighbourhoods, but something much simpler: the way she thinks about who she actually works …
You bought building land, but you cannot build. No electricity. No legal access road. It sounds absurd, but in practice, it happens more often than you might think. Just because you bought building land does not mean you can build what you had in mind. Sometimes, it does not even mean you can build at all. The same applies to sellers. Before you set the …
If you are searching for the best apartments for sale in Pula Croatia 2026, you have arrived at the right place. Slovenians have officially overtaken Germans as the number one foreign purchaser group on the Croatian coast, and with Pula sitting just a short drive from the Slovenian border, demand for well-located, low-maintenance apartments in this city has never been stronger. In this guide, we …
If you are looking at Croatia real estate from abroad, the first thing you will notice is how much information there is — and how little of it actually helps you move forward. International buyers are active across the Croatian market, and many arrive well-researched, only to hit the same wall: inconsistent listings, unclear documentation, and no single person genuinely working on their side. This …
Istria pulls people in — the coastline, the food, the light. And increasingly, it pulls them in enough to want to stay, or at least to have a place to come back to. A remarkable 37.5% of all property transactions in Croatia are made by international buyers, and Istria consistently attracts the largest share of that demand. Whether you're searching for a coastal villa, an …
Buying in Istria has become one of the most sought after real estate opportunities in Europe, and the numbers confirm it. The average asking price for residential property in Istria reached a record peak of €3,764 per square meter in February 2026, reflecting strong international demand for houses, villas, and coastal residences. Question Buyers Ask Short Answer Is buying real estate in Istria a good …
A Purple Facade That Changed Everything Imagine you’re Silvia from Trieste. You’ve spent years saving up for a piece of Istria - a quiet corner, a garden, a view you get to enjoy every morning. Eventually you buy a building plot. Nice location, good price, plans for the future already taking shape in your head. And then the neighbour starts building. A year later, right …
When you decide to sell your home or start searching for a new property, you quickly find yourself in a maze of listings, phone calls, and conflicting information. In the Croatian real estate market, there is still a common belief that “more agencies means better chances.” As a result, sellers often list their property for sale with multiple agencies, while buyers spend hours calling dozens …
Put Yourself in the Buyer’s Shoes — At Least for Five Minutes Imagine you are Hans from Munich. For years, you have been saving to buy property by the sea. Finally, you have the budget, a free week, and the motivation to start your search. You sit down at your computer and begin browsing listings for property for sale in Istria. The first listing - …
Author: Aljoša Vučetić, Maris Real Estate | Date: January 2026 | Reading time: 8 minutes Let’s be honest - numbers don’t lie. Official data from the Croatian Tax Administration have confirmed what many professionals in the field have been sensing for quite some time: the real estate market in Istrian County experienced a dramatic 34% decline between 2023 and 2025. If you are a property …
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