http://blog.trasa-realestate.com REAL ESTATE CROATIA Tue, 29 Jun 2010 13:22:57 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Each year the Spring brings blooming of life, and this year it brought bloom to the real estate market in Croatia. Sales in the Adriatic jumped nearly 15 percent! Economic recovery in the world returned customers to Croatia, and most of them are after luxury villas by the sea. Customers who ... http://blog.trasa-realestate.com/selling-in-the-adriatic-is-finally-growing/ Real estate market in Croatia is simply too expensive, but this statement applies only to Croatian citizens, which is correct if viewed from the standpoint of purchasing power of citizens. Viewed only from the standpoint of property values, Croatia is not that expensive as far as we can tell, especially if ... http://blog.trasa-realestate.com/croatian-houses-are-cheap-to-foreigners/ Sale of apartments in Croatia is almost completely stopped. Last three years the market has fallen by over 30 percent and in some locations over 50 percent. Who's to blame? Professor Josip Tica from the Zagreb Faculty of Economics believes that builders who stubbornly hold prices and thus maintain the ... http://blog.trasa-realestate.com/josip-tica-analyzes-the-market/ World analysts expect that this year the market will finally touch the bottom, but this is not that bad ... Why? Cause this means that next year the recovery starts! The growth of the real estate market in whole of Europe is expected to start next year, everywhere except in Eastern ... http://blog.trasa-realestate.com/real-estate-market-recovery/ Awareness of the environment is one of the most important themes of modern society, but equally important is the one about saving, that is the rational consumption of energy. Croatia is also engaged in this area and so it created an energy certification for each building on the property market. Everything ... http://blog.trasa-realestate.com/energy-certificates-for-buildings/ New Act encourages state loans of 100-300 euros per square meter to purchase a flat. The amount of the loan depends on the price, the longest repayment term is 30 years and the longest grace period 20 years, the annual interest rate is 2% for the grace period and 5% ... http://blog.trasa-realestate.com/all-about-the-new-law/ Rate of housing loans from banks in Croatia is higher than the one payed for renting. This is a problem for most Croats ... Because of the difficult financial situation, Croatian citizens often opt for subtenantship, that is they life in other people's homes for a fee. In developed Western countries ... http://blog.trasa-realestate.com/subtenants-in-croatia/ With all the economic problems, year 2010 also led to a drop in credit and debt. Something like this last time happened in early 2000 and analysts estimate that a significant increase in demand could come only in one year. National Bank of Croatia reported that at the end of February ... http://blog.trasa-realestate.com/decline-in-total-loans/ One of the last ideas was that the state offers financial help to jobless buyers of flats to facilitate the situation by paying their loan rates for a couple of months. The idea was dismissed from the government. Banks have announced lower interest rates on housing loans and more flexible conditions ... http://blog.trasa-realestate.com/conditions-on-the-real-estate-market-in-croatia/ To immediately say how things stand with this question: There is no answer! All are divided over this issue - economists, builders, real estate agencies... Nobody offers answers, just ask new questions. The government has also stepped into the market with incentives, but the initial enthusiasm disappeared after some new questions. ... http://blog.trasa-realestate.com/will-prices-fall/