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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 Korcula Island Lumbarda is a beautiful Mediterranean settlement with archeological traces that prove the existence of old Greek and Roman culture on island Korcula Croatia. The remains of ancient Roman villas are boarded by beautiful vineyards of well-known Grk wine. Lumbarda lies six kilometers to the East of the medieval town of Korcula (little Dubrovnik). Hotel Lumbarda Korcula is located 4 miles from old town Korcula, half way from Dubrovnik to Split.
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 Porer lighthouse The 35 m lighthouse tower is central with regards to the rest of the stone building. There are many beautiful bays and islets in the vicinity of Porer. The islet itself has three smaller berths. The stone edifice is a ground-floor building with a concrete yard and has two four-bed apartments. The islet is so small that it takes just over a minute to walk around it, nevertheless, the walk is magnificent due to sunsets on Porer that are considered to be the most beautiful on the Adriatic.
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 Island Vis The island Vis is situated on the Adriatic sea, in the middle Dalmatia far away from the mainland. There are few places and villages on the island like: Vis, Komiza, Okljucna, Podhumije, Stoncica and Podstrazje. Around island are placed many islands and islets like Biševo, Budihovac, Brusnik, Jabuka, Ravnik, Svetac ...usually preserved and protected places. The island Vis has been inhabited since the Antique Time and it was famous historical place named Issa, which is why this island is full of monuments, remains, villas, churches, archaeological localities, monastery and many more.
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 Diocletian Palace The main tourist area of Split is the main portico of the Palace. It’s still largely in tact and represents the entrance to Diocletian’s primary living quarters, as well as his tomb and temple to Venus, which is on the spot of Luxor Cafe now. At night, the entire area is lit up and looks wonderful. The city is currently restoring the Roman formations around the portico, so there will be scaffolding covering a large portion of it for, I recall, about 10 years.
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