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Ongoing and planned infrastructure projects across Croatia are expected to have a positive impact on real estate values, particularly in regions benefiting from improved connectivity and transport capacity.

The Croatian real estate market continues to show balanced activity across commercial, hospitality, industrial and residential segments. Investor interest remains focused on income‑generating assets and development opportunities in strategic locations.

Major Croatian cities continue to show differentiated residential market dynamics in 2026. Zagreb remains the largest and most liquid market, while Split and Rijeka benefit from a combination of urban living and proximity to the coast.

Industrial and logistics properties along Croatia’s main transport corridors have experienced notable expansion in 2026. The Rijeka–Zagreb–Budapest axis, as well as routes connecting to Slovenia and Italy, are attracting increased interest from logistics operators and investors.

The Croatian hospitality sector has seen renewed investment momentum in 2026, driven by strong tourism performance and extended seasonal demand. Investors are increasingly focused on repositioning existing hotels and developing boutique properties in high‑visibility coastal and city locations.

The Zagreb office market continues to demonstrate stable performance in early 2026, supported by increased demand for modern workspace solutions and ongoing interest from both domestic and international tenants. Grade A office buildings remain the strongest segment, with occupancy levels consistently above 90%.

Coastal regions across Croatia have experienced a significant increase in demand for development land during the first half of 2026. Investors are actively targeting high‑potential plots suitable for hospitality, residential and mixed‑use projects, particularly in Istria, Kvarner and Central Dalmatia.