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Bunta Apartment (Brac island, Croatia)
Lovely two bedroom apartment at walking distance to Sutivan town (2 min). On sale with the company registered for touristic activities (i.e. renting) for the price of 110.000 eur.
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With confidence that the country will become an EU member by 2009, a thriving tourist industry and an economy that boasts low inflation and steady growth, now is an exciting time for real estate investment in Croatia. Experts such as Chris Kalin of Zurich based international property consultants Henley & Partners, are expecting “average rises in Croatian real estate prices of 100% to 150% over the next three to five years.” The World Travel and Tourism Council have projected annual growth of 7.6% for the next 9 years, with the country quoted in the top five worldwide destinations for tourism growth. | |
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