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ZAGREB, Dec 5 (Hina) - The demand for luxury homes in Croatia in 2018 up 25% compared to 2017 and clients are mostly foreign nationals who are looking for property along the coast, Sotheby's International Realty Croatia director Marko Pazanin told a news conference earlier this week.
"Clients are mostly German, Austrian, Czech and Slovakian nationals, followed by clients from Scandinavian countries and England," Pazanin said.
According to him, buyers interested in the Dalmatia coastal region are mostly looking for property between the cities of Primosten and Trogir and in Dubrovnik.
The most popular islands real estate-wise are Brac and Hvar.
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