One of the more important decisions Croatia made in the process of approaching the European Union was the complete liberalization of real estate transactions and providing the exact same purchasing conditions for Croatian citizens and citizens of the European Union. Until recently, buyers had to go through a procedure that included the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to obtain the necessary certificates. That procedure has now been dissolved and foreigners can purchase Croatian real estates without any hesitation. Liberalization is valid for citizens of the European Union, while other foreign citizens must go through the exact same procedure again. This step fulfils the promise Croatia gave to Brussels back in 2001. At the time, there were many fierce discussions regarding that decision in Croatia, but it has eventually been proved that there is no fear from excessive selling of Croatian real estate or even the entire Adriatic.
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Two detached stone houses with swimming pool, located 18 km from the sea in a small village just near Buje in Istria. Houses are equipped with full sanitary equipment, air conditioning, floor heating, garden prepared for planting, access road, outdoor lighting and parking places. They are high quality homes that provide complete comfort for you and your guests. Houses with its 4 bedrooms are ideal for rental all year round and especially during the summer season. House surfaces are 212 m2 and 179 m2.
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Several reports have been released this week tracking prices of property in Croatia. Jutarnji List, the leading Croatian daily newspaper reported that according to research conducted by CentarNekretnina.net, the average gap between Croatian property asking prices and actual property selling prices is around 15%, whilst in some cases buyers can negotiate a purchase price up to 20% lower than the initial property asking price. In their research, CentarNekretnina.net state that the asking price of the average Croatian coastal apartment increased 2.4% in the last 12 months, whilst the asking price of coastal houses and villas dropped by 1.4%. It seems that in real terms, prices are dropping as the gap between property asking prices and agreed sales prices has widened.
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Friends of Croatia, we invite you to spread the good word and great pictures as well about Croatia throughout the world. We have prepared a lot of attractive materials you can enjoy and share with your friends across the globe and win a fabulous holiday for two...
Five persons who distribute the game Croatia Challenge to the highest number of valid e-mail addresses and get responses receive:
- 1st – 2nd prize: 7 days vacation in Croatia (destination of choice) for two persons, half board lodging at a 3-4 star hotel
- 3rd – 5th prize: 3 days vacation in Croatia (destination of choice) for two persons, half board lodging at a 3-4 star hotel
Number of distributed e-mails, validity of destination addresses and the number of downloaded materials are controlled by our software. To earn the right to win prizes, materials must be sent out from June 9, 2009 to July, 15 2009. Prizes may be realized from August 22, 2009 to July 1, 2010. Jury committee assembled by Croatian Tourist Board will publish the names of prize winners 22 July 2009 at www.croatia.hr. All personal data collected through this promotion will be destroyed when the promotion has ended and will in no way be used thereafter.
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 Primosten Primošten , a beautiful and irresistible small town between Šibenik and Split. Primošten was built on an islet which is connected with the land with a bridge, and it has developed itself into a well-known summer resort which has something for everybody. You will surely become delighted with its long pebble beach and wild high rocks, which precipitate to the sea, as well as with the walking paths around old city walls.
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