ZAGREB, Aug 13 (Hina) - The costs of living for a four-member family in July were the highest in Istria County, amounting to 5,567 kuna (752 euros), while the lowest were in Zagreb County (4,782 kuna or EUR646), the Federation of
Croatian Independent Unions (SSSH) reported.
ZAGREB, Aug 13 (Hina) - The costs of living for a four-member family
in July were the highest in Istria County, amounting to 5,567 kuna
(752 euros), while the lowest were in Zagreb County (4,782 kuna or
EUR646), the Federation of Croatian Independent Unions (SSSH)
reported. #L#
The average cost of living came to 5,060 kuna or approximately 684
euros.
In July, the most expensive city to live in was Pula, where a four-
member family had to earmark 5,567 kuna (EUR752) for living costs.
It was followed by Dubrovnik (5,392 kuna or 729 euros), and Rijeka
(5,257 kuna or 710 euros).
The fourth-ranked city was the capital of Zagreb with 4,951 kuna
(EUR669).
The monthly expanses in Osijek and Split were 4,853 kuna (EUR656)
and 4,793 kuna (EUR648) respectively.
(hina) ms