CroatiaAs usual, in the second half of August, online classifieds and social media groups begin to flood with listings offering and seeking apartments in Zagreb. This happens as the new academic year approaches, prompting returning students from other cities and first-year students to look for housing. Over 4,700 apartments are currently available for rent in Zagreb, including many small studios and one- and two-bedroom units under 50 square meters, which are highly sought after by students. Compared to last year, average rental prices have increased by around 50 euros, with smaller apartments ranging between 450 and 700 euros per month depending on location, furnishings, and age of the property. Larger apartments (up to 70 square meters) are priced between 800 and 1,100 euros, with the most common requested price being 900 euros. In a specific Facebook group called 'Stanovi Zagreb - NAJAM,' there are several listings for small apartments, but they tend to be more expensive than in previous years.
Bias read (Center): The article provides factual information about apartment rental prices and availability in Zagreb, focusing on market trends rather than taking a stance on any political issue. It reports on economic conditions affecting students, which is a societal concern but does not frame it in a politically sl
