Croatia Sees EU’s Highest Real Estate Growth in 2023

Croatia's property prices keep skyrocketing, as the country records the highest annual increase across the European Union. House prices in the country have been rising steadily over the years, but the latest report by Eurostat shows they've had the highest growth across the entire EU in the first quarter of 2023. The agency also says they surged five times above the EU rates in the final quarter of last year. While many blame inflation for the record numbers, some say it also has to do with Croatia joining Schengen and the Eurozone. Veljko Skenderija went to Zagreb to find out the answer.
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[@asterixx6878]

Don't forget to say 'the balkan' as soon as you begin to talk.

[@josiprakovac3284]

😂😂😂

[@ismatkhan5628]

Nice program...❤❤❤

[@smimtiaz4556]

Croatia is the best country in the Europe & the World.

[@franfinesim]

No.

[@ashishnehra5481]

Ludovica is an exceptional presenter who I want to see on NEWSHOUR which needs to be uploaded in full please! Please have a place for your SPORTS show as Charlotte Bates is a warm nice presenter! Upload Strait TALK completely not in 2 chunks as spoils the flow

[@user-dp5nr5mk5c]

I see it's a friend of yours? That's the only way you could possibly be recommending him given that his English is absolutely brutal. The way to improve your English by the way, is to sit and read anything you like, a book, a magazine, whatever, and you read it out loud and you over enunciate every single word. Over enunciate every single word. That will improve your diction and your pronunciation. Because you can speak English grammatically perfectly, but if you're not pronouncing the words right it sounds terrible. And he doesn't pronounce a single word correctly.

[@alparslankorkmaz2964]

nice cover

[@user-xx2dw5fz3o]

Tell me about it, young domestic people already stopped save money for a real estate due inflation. Only hope is get loan and wish inflation continues for years. But its much tougher today to get it and you need connect to politics if want make it easier. Money today are getting worthless, if you dont have anything you also wont ever.

[@ivanivkovicmusic]

That is considered "growth"?

[@brianmilosevic8400]

And local Croats cannot afford the real estate!😅😅😅😅

[@branko4033]

Makes you jack off (wank) every time it crosses the vacuum between your ears, doesn't it?

[@user-dp5nr5mk5c]

The same funny business causing the croatian real estate issues is evident in this very report. The idea that this journalist is the best person for the job is laughable - his English is terrible. The last few times I visited Croatia, everybody's English was better than this journalist. How does somebody like that get a job as a correspondent of a media service in English? In the same nepotistic ways that cause the problems in the Balkans. "Thirty-two percent" is not the same as "d-rtee tuh pr-sunt" It's the sound "th" not "dh" or "t"

[@MislavIvkovic]

I dont like everything is so expensive but tnx