March 30th 2008
Sipan (pronounced shee pan) Who would have thought? Today’s Telegraph highlights Sipan (one of the Elaphiti Islands) as part of an article discussing property in Croatia. With properties in Dubrovnik selling for a mind-boggling £9,500, sun-starved Londoners are looking for something a little more, uh, affordable, like buying on one of Croatia’s less travelled islands. Continue Reading »
March 5th 2007
Buying property in Dalmatia has become an international obssession and the prices are starting to show it according to a recent issue of Split-based Slobodna Dalmacija. For the most sought-after properties you’ll pay up to 5000EUR a square meter. That’s high! What is the most-sought after property? Being close to the sea is one factor that can drive up prices but those adorable old fishermen cottages on remote islands are also selling at a premium.
Also interesting is how certain nationalities congegate in certain places. The English like Trogir, the Estonians gravitate to Split and the Slovenes migrate to Split’s offshore island of Solta. Russians and Italians are also rummaging around for their own Dalmatian piece of paradise. Where will it all end? Go to article. See tips on buying property in Croatia.
