Croatia's capital — best for long-term value, primary residence and rental investment. District by district price analysis, neighbourhood guides and independent market reports.
Based on 2026 Croatian Ministry of Physical Planning (MPROIG) average transaction price data. Actual prices vary by building age, condition, floor and features.
Source: MPGI 2026 — actual transaction prices, not listing prices. Portal listings (Njuškalo, Crozilla) are typically 20–40% higher. Supremio Analytics shows you where the real value is →
Each neighbourhood has a different character, price range and buyer profile. Here's what the data says.
Best value in Zagreb for primary residence. Strong public transport (multiple tram lines), Trešnjevka market, authentic local character. Older building stock — verify heating and structural condition.
Full guideFamily favourite. Adjacent to Maksimir Park and Zagreb Zoo. International school proximity makes it popular with expat families. Premium commands justified by lifestyle quality.
Full guideHistoric upper town — the most prestigious address in Zagreb. Limited supply and high demand from diaspora and international buyers. Pre-war architecture with high renovation costs.
Full guideMost affordable Zagreb district with modern apartment stock. Car-dependent but Bundek lake area improves livability. Best for investors targeting long-term rental yield.
Full guideIndependent Market Score™, fair value range, deal killers and recommended offer for any apartment, house or villa in Zagreb. In English. From €19.