Asking prices from listings, official achieved prices, and the national index — each figure with its own date.
We deliberately do not collapse them into one number. They measure different things over different periods.
Asking vs achieved gap (same type): +39.3%. This is not a valuation of an individual property in Zagreb.
An estimate is an estimate. The CBS index is national. Applying it to one county or municipality assumes that unit tracked Croatia’s average — that is an assumption, not a measurement.
We deliberately do not collapse them into one number. They measure different things over different periods.
Houses: asking and achieved house prices often do not measure the same floor area, so we do not present the gap as a market fact.
An estimate is an estimate. The CBS index is national. Applying it to one county or municipality assumes that unit tracked Croatia’s average — that is an assumption, not a measurement.
We deliberately do not collapse them into one number. They measure different things over different periods.
Asking vs achieved gap (same type): +47.4%. This is not a valuation of an individual property in Zagreb.
An estimate is an estimate. The CBS index is national. Applying it to one county or municipality assumes that unit tracked Croatia’s average — that is an assumption, not a measurement.
Distances from open OSM data (municipality aggregate), not an address of an individual property.
The free tool compares asking and achieved prices for municipalities across Croatia — with source and date. Create a free account when you want to save work or go further.
Agencies — see Kvadradar for teamsAchieved prices: Ministry of Physical Planning, Construction and State Assets — Croatian real-estate market overview (published median €/m²).
Asking prices: active for-sale listings tracked by Kvadradar (municipality aggregates).
Index: Croatian Bureau of Statistics (via Eurostat) — prc_hpi_q, national residential property price index.
Limitation: nothing on this page is a certified valuation of an individual property or a substitute for a licensed appraiser.