What is real estate?
Real estate is a piece of land including the air above it, and the ground below it, and any buildings or structures on it.
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Real estate is a piece of land including the air above it, and the ground below it, and any buildings or structures on it.
Land register is a system by wich the ownership of land is recorded and registered in order to provide evidence and to facilitate dealing.
The price of real estate is established by the owner with regard to the actual prices of real estate on the market. The minimum market price for real estate is defined by the government, but when seeking the estimate of real estate for credit from any bank, then a licensed appraiser is used.
There are no obstacles or sanctions in purchasing real estate in Croatia, although the buyer is obliged to present proof of Croatia citizenship when defining ownership in the land-registry office.
Yes, but they must first receive permission from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be able to purchase real estate and then with that consent they will be able to present their proposal for enlistment in the land-registry department. The consent for the purchase of real estate subject to reciprocity is issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs based on the previous consent from the Ministry of Justice. In any event, there are other possible options for foreigners interested in purcasing real estate.
Each and every owner of property whose ownership is listed in the land- registry office, and is able to transfer ownership to an interested buyer. Property owners not listed in the land-registry are also able to sell property but the buyer is not listed in the land registry and has to present legal concession in order to be able to list the real estate in his name in the land registry.
The buyer is under obligation to pay the seller the full price as agreed upon in the contract, and the seller is obliged to turn over the real estate in question and allow the new owner to sign the real estate in his or her name in the land-registry.
By agreement with the seller the down payment is usually 10% of the price for the real estate in question, and in congruence to the legal maximum.
The seller is required to certify his signature on the sales contract by a licensed notary office in the Republic of Croatia, and when abroad the seller is able to certify the sales contract in a licensed notary office or Croatian Embassy, but the seller is still required to apostate the sales contract in front of an authorized court.
A declaration stating that the seller of the real estate received the full amount as requested in the sales contract and allows the transfer of ownership in the land-registry for the property declared in the sales contract between the two parties.