Kvadradar · Zagreb County

Property prices — Zagreb County

Municipality aggregate (asking) and official county medians (achieved), where available.

Apartments — asking vs achieved

We deliberately do not collapse them into one number. They measure different things over different periods.

Asking today
€2,817/m²
median across 22 units · 1,262 listings
Kvadradar · 9 September 2026
Adequate sample
Achieved 2025
€2,083/m²
median · 1,272 transactions
Ministry · published 2025
Estimate for today
≈ €2,257/m²
achieved 2025 + 8.4%
national CBS house-price index

Asking vs achieved gap (same type): +35.2%. 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.

Houses — asking vs achieved

We deliberately do not collapse them into one number. They measure different things over different periods.

Asking today
€1,176/m²
median across 34 units · 728 listings
Kvadradar · 9 September 2026
Adequate sample
Achieved 2025
€62/m²
median · 1,174 transactions
Ministry · published 2025
Estimate for today
≈ €67/m²
achieved 2025 + 8.4%
national CBS house-price index

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.

Building land — asking vs achieved

We deliberately do not collapse them into one number. They measure different things over different periods.

Asking today
€20/m²
median across 34 units · 1,149 listings
Kvadradar · 9 September 2026
Adequate sample
Achieved 2025
€29/m²
median · 1,707 transactions
Ministry · published 2025
Estimate for today
≈ €31/m²
achieved 2025 + 8.4%
national CBS house-price index

Asking vs achieved gap (same type): -31%. 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.

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Where the data comes from

Achieved 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.