Publisher's Synopsis
Since joining the EU and introducing the euro, Croatia has become increasingly attractive to foreign property buyers. This raises numerous practical and legal questions: What requirements apply to EU citizens and third-country nationals? How do purchase agreements, property transfers, and land registry entries work? What tax regulations must be observed? And what are the differences between residential, vacation, and investment properties?
This book provides a systematic and comprehensive overview of the legal, economic, and administrative framework for the acquisition of real estate in Croatia by foreign natural and legal persons. It covers all essential aspects of the acquisition process-from choosing a location and concluding a contract to use, management, sale, and inheritance.
The presentation is based on applicable Croatian laws, European guidelines, and practical procedures and is aimed at an academically interested audience as well as practitioners and buyers with specific information needs.
A practical reference book for anyone who wants to gain a sound understanding of the Croatian real estate market and use it with legal certainty.
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