A FLAT IN THE CITY OF RIJEKA, CROATIA

Rijeka is located in northern Croatia close to the Slovenian and Italian border, within 1 hour and 40 minutes of Zagreb airport, 20 minutes to EU border in Slovenia, and 2 hours drive to Venice. Situated on Kvarner Bay, an inlet of the Adriatic sea it is home to the largest seaport in Croatia.

Rijeka’s position overlooking the bay with its islands to the south and mountain ranges to the west, north, and east offers an impressive natural setting. Offering a subtropical climate you will experience warm summers and relatively mild winters where any snowfall will be a rare occurrence.

Rijeka (meaning River) is truly a city of economic opportunity in Croatia. With many new construction projects the city is taking on new shape while maintaining the much sought after historical and architectural beauty. Recent investment by private investors and development of private/public partnerships Rijeka is being recognized as a city of great economic opportunity.

A progressive city government has also included recent projects such as
• Project development of free wireless internet for citizens and visitors which covers the entire downtown area.
• Development of a large commercial fish market,
• The new Maritime Passenger Terminal which recently opened, is part of the Rijeka Gateway project worth EUR 198 million, that along with the previously opened breakwater promenade, provides a modern complex with superb hospitality facilities, that could make many larger European port cities envious. It modernizes the Rijeka port basins, and provides the capability of doubling the 200,000 passengers that pass through the port annually.

The Korzo is a long wide pedestrian street lined with a multitude of bars, cafes, businesses, shops, restaurants and even an enclosed shopping mall. The prime location makes this a bustling commerce center and great meeting place and ultimately a fantastic opportunity to establish your business in the center of it all.

Croatia boasts 1778 km of coastline encompassing a diverse terrain of plains, lakes, rolling hills, natural thermal spas, and wooded mountains, coastal cities and beaches along with cosmopolitan cultural and historical centers. There are 8 National Parks, and over 1000 islands to enjoy and explore.

There is good infrastructure with over 1200 km of highways, an extensive rail network, extensively developed inter city bus system, extensive ferry system serving the islands of Croatia and Italy, along with three major airports.

Since 2000 Croatia has seen steady GDP growth, rebounding tourism, and the long term growth prospects remain strong. Foreign Nationals can purchase and own property in Croatia.

Croatia is a candidate for eventual accession into the EU which will more then likely see property values rise considerably making this the perfect time to consider an investment.

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