Quarterly overview of asking prices for apartments and houses from active Imperium Immobiliare listings in Zagreb, Split, Zadar and Pula, as well as Zagreb neighbourhoods. As of: 1/11/2026 (Q4 2026).
How much does an apartment in Zagreb cost per m²?
The median asking price for an apartment for sale in Zagreb is €3.600/m² (140 listings, 1.11.2026.). The middle half of listings falls between €3.086 and €4.730/m².
Prices by city
| Grad | Apartments for sale – listings | Apartments – median €/m² | Apartments – median price | Apartment rentals – median €/month | Houses – median €/m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zagreb | 140 | 3.600 € | 299.500 € | 800 € | 2.103 € |
| Split | 66 | 5.722 € | 395.000 € | 1.200 € | 4.880 € |
| Zadar | 24 | 3.827 € | 342.500 € | 1.100 € | 2.419 € |
| Pula | 34 | 3.137 € | 175.000 € | – | 2.419 € |
What are the most expensive and the most affordable neighbourhoods in Zagreb?
Among neighbourhoods with at least three listings, the highest median asking price is in Maksimir (€7.500/m²) and the lowest in Gornji grad – Medveščak (€3.421/m²).
| Neighbourhood | Sales – listings | Median €/m² | Middle 50% range €/m² | Rent – median €/month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maksimir | 12 | 7.500 € | 6.356 – 7.500 € | 975 € |
| Trnje | 2 | – | – | 1.000 € |
| Novi Zagreb | 5 | 4.097 € | 3.675 – 5.085 € | 850 € |
| Trešnjevka | 11 | 4.020 € | 3.300 – 5.409 € | 925 € |
| Stenjevec | 5 | 3.967 € | 3.636 – 4.143 € | 850 € |
| Donji grad | 19 | 3.909 € | 3.279 – 4.451 € | 925 € |
| Črnomerec | 3 | 3.714 € | 3.407 – 4.443 € | 600 € |
| Sesvete | 9 | 3.500 € | 3.499 – 3.500 € | – |
| Dubrava | 3 | 3.422 € | 3.322 – 3.611 € | 750 € |
| Gornji grad – Medveščak | 8 | 3.421 € | 3.255 – 4.250 € | 1.100 € |
| Peščenica | 0 | – | – | 750 € |
Methodology and official sources
- The data are asking prices from active Imperium Immobiliare listings as of 1.11.2026.; actual transaction prices may be lower.
- Listings with a stated price and floor area are included (apartments from 15 m²); the median and the range of the middle half (25th – 75th percentile) are shown. Only groups with at least three listings are displayed.
- At the start of each quarter, the current data is archived, so the table above shows how prices change over time.
- Official data on achieved prices: Croatian Bureau of Statistics (residential property price indices), Tax Administration (data from property transaction tax returns) and Croatian National Bank (housing loans and interest rates).