Davor Ivo Stier· PPE

Nuanced

The price per square meter has increased by 55% in the last ten years

Omissions

• The exact 10-year cumulative figure is not directly published in the sources found; the sources show annual growth rates rather than decade-long cumulative percentages.
• The most recent data found is from 2025, not from March 2026 (the speech date), though this falls within the claim's reference period.
• The 55% figure appears consistent with Croatian housing market trends but cannot be directly verified against a single official statistic due to limited accessibility of exact historical data points.

Sources

• PrimaryHrvatska narodna banka (Croatian National Bank) - Price IndicesThe HNB publishes official house price indices covering all dwelling transactions in Croatia, which would be the authoritative source for 10-year cumulative data
• SecondaryTrading Economics - Croatia House Price IndexCroatia House Price Index shows consistent annual growth, with rates around 13.80% in September 2025 according to Eurostat data
• SecondaryGlobal Property Guide - Croatia Residential Property Market AnalysisIn Q2 2025, the nationwide house price index rose by 13.22% year-on-year, following increases of 13.08% in Q1 2025 and 10.08% in previous periods, indicating sustained double-digit growth in Croatian housing market