When thinking about buying an apartment in Zagreb or a stone house near Trogir, we usually look at local factors: location, proximity to the sea, domestic bank interest rates, and infrastructure projects. However, in today’s deeply interconnected world, events unfolding thousands of miles away have the power to change the rules of the domestic real estate market overnight. War conflicts, geopolitical...
A Step-by-Step Guide to Buying Property in Croatia Buying real estate in Croatia involves several legal and administrative steps. Whether you are an EU citizen or a third-country national, here is the standard procedure: 1. Obtain a Personal Identification Number (OIB) Before you do anything else, you need an OIB (Osobni identifikacijski broj). This is a tax identification number required for any...
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