Neighborhood guides
Neighborhood guides (2253)
Meje
Split, SDC
Split's most prestigious leafy enclave, where villas sit between Marjan's pine forest and the Adriatic.
Varoš (Veli Varoš)
Split, SDC
A romantic warren of 17th-century stone houses between Diocletian's Palace and Marjan Hill's pine forest.
Žnjan
Split, SDC
Split's longest beach fronts a modern, family-friendly suburb of new-build apartments and a fresh promenade.
Režanci
Svetvincenat, IS
A village of 200 people a few kilometres south-east of Svetvinčenat, with stone villas, farmland and a 25-minute drive to Pula Airport.
Smoljanci
Svetvincenat, IS
A farming hamlet of 198 people about 3 km west of Svetvinčenat, with restored stone houses and pool villas among olive groves and fields.
Seget Donji
Trogir, SD
A calm seaside village immediately west of Trogir with a long promenade, camping tourism and steady value pricing.
Trogir Mainland
Trogir, SD
The residential mainland quarter facing the old island, with schools, services and everyday Trogir life year-round.
Trogir Old Town
Trogir, SD
A walled Venetian-Gothic island core of marble lanes, the Cathedral of St Lawrence and a Riva packed with cafes and yachts.
Čiovo (Okrug Gornji)
Trogir, SD
Čiovo's western riviera, home to Okrug's long pebble beaches, beach bars and the island's busiest modern-apartment pipeline.
Arbanasi
Zadar, Zadar County
One of Zadar's oldest suburbs, an Albanian-heritage quarter offering authentic living and better value a short walk from the centre.
Borik
Zadar, Zadar County
Zadar's resort and beach district northwest of the centre, blue-flag beaches, a marina and the city's main hotel zone.
Diklo
Zadar, Zadar County
A quiet coastal suburb a few kilometres from the centre, prized for waterfront villas and a laid-back lifestyle.
Poluotok (Old Town)
Zadar, Zadar County
Zadar's walled peninsula old town, Roman ruins, the Sea Organ and limited heritage stock command the city's top prices.
Blato
Zagreb, ZG
A fast-growing residential quarter of Novi Zagreb - zapad, south of the Sava, where new low-rise blocks sell and let more often than anywhere else in Zagreb.
Donji Grad (Lower Town)
Zagreb, ZG
Zagreb's grand core, Donji Grad: Ban Jelačić Square, Dolac market and the Green Horseshoe, the city's central cultured district
Gornji Grad (Upper Town)
Zagreb, ZG
Zagreb's medieval heart, Gornji Grad: St. Mark's Church, Lotrščak Tower and cobbled lanes, a heritage prestige play
Jarun
Zagreb, ZG
Zagreb's lakeside, green Jarun: Jarun Lake, the regatta course and an active-lifestyle family district
Maksimir
Zagreb, ZG
Zagreb's park district, leafy Maksimir: the city's biggest park, the zoo and family homes, a buy-and-hold play
Trešnjevka
Zagreb, ZG
Zagreb's value-yield district, rising Trešnjevka: the market square, good transit and the city's stronger yields (~4.5–5%)
Brodarica
Šibenik, Šibenik-Knin County
A seaside fishing village just south of Šibenik, facing Krapanj island, relaxed, waterfront and popular for holiday homes.